Translation of 'Hoot' in English

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hoot
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hoot (1), noun, verb.
hoot
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hoot (2), interjection.
(Scottish.) an exclamation of dissatisfaction, impatience, etc.
hoot
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3. a loud shou' title='noun 1. the sound that an owl makes.
Ex. We could hear the distant hoot of an owl in the woods.
2. a shout to show disapproval or scorn.
Ex. The hoot of the audience drowned out the politician's campaign promises.
3. a loud shou in english'>noun 1. the sound that an owl makes.
Ex. We could hear the distant hoot of an owl in the woods.
2. a shout to show disapproval or scorn.
Ex. The hoot of the audience drowned out the politician's campaign promises.
3. a loud shou 3. a loud shou' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
hoot
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v.i. 1. to make the sound that an owl makes or one like it.
Ex. the owlet Atheism ... hooting at the glorious sun in heaven (Samuel Taylor Coleridge).
2. to shout to show disapproval or scorn.
Ex. The crowd hooted at the soapbox orator
hoot
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2. to force or drive by hooting.
Ex. What he said was so foolish that they hooted him off the platform.
3. to say or show by h' title='v.t. 1. to show disapproval of, or scorn for, by hooting.
Ex. The audience hooted the speaker's plan.
2. to force or drive by hooting.
Ex. What he said was so foolish that they hooted him off the platform.
3. to say or show by h in english'>v.t. 1. to show disapproval of, or scorn for, by hooting.
Ex. The audience hooted the speaker's plan.
2. to force or drive by hooting.
Ex. What he said was so foolish that they hooted him off the platform.
3. to say or show by h 2. to force or drive by hooting.
Ex. What he said was so foolish that they hooted him off the platform.
3. to say or show by h' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>

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