shoo 的 3 个定义
shooed, shoo·ing.
- to drive away by saying or shouting “shoo.”
- to request or force to leave: I'll have to shoo you out of here now.
shooed, shoo·ing.
- to call out “shoo.”
shoo 近义词
等同于 beat it
等同于 scat
等同于 begone
更多shoo例句
- If many dolphins are getting shooed away from an area or are too scared to eat or reproduce, that could hurt their whole community.
- As the archaeologists worked, he shooed grazing sheep to make sure they didn’t walk across the site.
- Built on years of breakthroughs in deep learning, it could pick up all kinds of objects with remarkable accuracy, making it a shoo-in for jobs like sorting products into packages at warehouses.
- The casting in this movie really is brilliant across the board, and if there were an Oscar for casting, Promising Young Woman would be a shoo-in.
- Before the neighbors stepped in to help, Si and his wife would take turns guarding the house each night, hoping their presence would shoo away the teenagers.
- Still “Happy,” truthfully, should have been a shoo-in for Record of the Year given its incessant popularity this past year.
- Of course the opposite is true too--if McAuliffe bucks history and wins, then Politico will have to write that HRC is a shoo-in.
- The Gyllenhaal siblings are also a shoo-in, though I fear I would jibber and jabber—and possibly giggle—over Jake.
- When the rest of us would stand, we could watch parts of the ceremony until security would try to shoo us back to our seats.
- The Iron Lady actress bested frontrunner Viola Davis, who seemed a shoo-in for her turn in The Help.
- The grotesque fancy came into my head that she would do the same thing if she wanted to shoo some chickens out of a garden.
- A gust o' win' is skirlin' the noo, and as we luik ower the faem, the haar is risin', weetin' the green swaird wi' misty shoo'rs.
- The draper wasna certain that so licht a shoo'r could richtly be called rain.
- Every night at milking time I shoo them out until they finally get it into their heads they are not wanted.
- Cap Pike left the fire to stand guard over the water barrels and shoo the mules away.