tutting is tut's Present Participle

tut

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UK [tʌt]

Simple Present：tuts Present Participle：tutting Past Tense：tutted

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1.	（作书面语或口语，表示不赞成的咂嘴声）啧啧used as the written or spoken way of showing the sound that people make when they disapprove of sth

	Tut-tut, I expected better of you. 啧啧，我没想到你会这样。
	tut-tuts of disapproval 不同意的啧啧声

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AllAll,啧啧啧啧,计件制计件制,‘啧‘啧,手指舞手指舞

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In the 1980s , football's upper echelons were tut-tutting about the unruly fans who still harboured racist views .

int.	1. used for showing that you are annoyed or do not approve of something. This word represents the sound you make by putting your tongue in the position for a “T” and sucking air in.
v.	1. to show that you are annoyed or do not approve of something, especially by making the sound represented by “tut”