Toot Meaning in English
word
/ˈtut/
TOOT
/tˈuːt/
TOOT
释义
To make a short, sharp sound with a horn or whistle; informally, it also means to release gas from your body (fart).
用法与细微差别
"Toot" is informal when used for farting, often used with children. For horns, it's friendly and light; 'give a toot' means to honk once. Don't confuse with 'toot' (as in 'toot your own horn', meaning to brag), which is an idiom.
Spanish: tocar (bocina) - pito (sonido corto) - tirarse un pedo (informal)Portuguese (BR): buzinar - apitar - peidar (informal)Portuguese (PT): buzinar - apitar - peidar (informal)Chinese (Simplified): 鸣喇叭 - 发短笛声 - 放屁（口语）Chinese (Traditional): 鳴喇叭 - 發短笛聲 - 放屁（口語）Hindi: horn बजाना - पूं पुट करना (बोलचाल में, पादना)Arabic: يُطلق البوق - صوت قصير بالبوق - ضرطة (عامية)Bengali: হর্ণ বাজানো - পাদ (শিশুসুলভ)Russian: гудок - пукать (детское)Japanese: プッと鳴らす - おなら（子供向け）Vietnamese: bấm còi - đánh rắm (trẻ em)Korean: 빵빵거리다 - 방귀 (어린이용)Turkish: korna çalmak - pırtlamak (çocukça)Urdu: ہارْن بجانا - پاد مارنا (بچوں کا انداز)Indonesian: membunyikan klakson - kentut (untuk anak-anak)
例句
Please toot the horn if you see the kids.
basic
The train gave a loud toot as it left the station.
basic
He laughed when his little brother made a funny toot.
basic
Just give me a toot when you arrive, and I'll come out.
natural
My phone makes a weird toot every time I get a message.
natural
Oops, sorry! That was just a little toot.
natural