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1 shoo away
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2 shoo away
vtto \shoo away sb/sth <-> away jdn/etw wegscheuchen [o verscheuchen] -
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1. interjection 2. transitive verb* * *[ʃu:] 1. interjection(an exclamation used when chasing a person, animal etc away.) husch2. verb(to chase away: She shooed the pigeons away.) scheuchen* * *[ʃu:]( fam)II. vt▪ to \shoo sb/sth jdn/etw wegscheuchen [o verscheuchen]she \shooed the cat out of the kitchen sie verscheuchte die Katze aus der Küche* * *[ʃuː]1. interjsch; (to dog etc) pfui; (to child) husch2. vtto shoo sb away — jdn verscheuchen or wegscheuchen
* * *shoo [ʃuː]A int husch!, sch!, fort!B v/t2. US umg jemanden bugsieren:shoo sb out jemanden hinausbugsieren* * *1. interjection 2. transitive verb* * *interj.huschen interj. -
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(DE) scheuchen; Verhetzung {e}; (EN) avert; brush aside; brush off; cast away; dismiss; flap away; motion-study; shoo; shoo away; shoo off -
5 elkerget
(DE) fortjagen; davonjagen; (EN) bundle off; bundle out; chastise; expel; put away; send off; shoo; spurn
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