psst in Russian
psst in Russian is тсс — psst means used quietly to get someone's attention without others noticing.
psst in Russian
тсс
Pronounced: tss
(onomatopoeia) Implies that the speaker is sending secret or whispered information to another person.
What does "psst" mean?
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intj Used quietly to get someone's attention without others noticing.
""Psst, meet me outside after class," he whispered."
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intj Used to signal that you're about to share something secret or whispered.
"Psst — don't tell anyone, but the surprise party is Friday."
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verb To say "psst" in order to attract someone's attention.
"He psssted at her from across the library."
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psst in a sentence
- "Psst, meet me outside after class," he whispered.
- Psst — don't tell anyone, but the surprise party is Friday.
- He psssted at her from across the library.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "psst" in Russian?
"psst" in Russian is тсс. psst means: Used quietly to get someone's attention without others noticing.
How do you pronounce тсс?
"psst" in Russian is тсс, pronounced "tss".
How do you use "psst" in a sentence?
Example: ""Psst, meet me outside after class," he whispered." In Russian, "psst" is тсс.
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