| 释义 |
uh-uh, adv. colloq. (chiefly U.S.).
(ʌˈʌ; see quot. 1982 at uh-huh)
[Imitative.]
A spoken negative response to a question or remark; ‘no’.
1924Dialect Notes V. 278 Uh-uh, negation. 1930D. Hammett Maltese Falcon xvi. 194 ‘Do you know who he is?’.. ‘Uh-uh,’ he said, ‘but I'd guess he was Captain Jacobi.’ 1970H. Waugh Finish me Off (1971) 133 She shook her head. ‘Uh-uh. He's my daddy.’ 1977Sounds 9 July 19/1 Uh-uh. I thought not. |