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View usage for: (hʌʃ) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense hushes, present participle hushing, past tense, past participle hushed1. conventionYou say 'Hush!' to someone when you are asking or telling them to be quiet. Hush, my love, it's all right. 2. verbIf you hush someone or if they hush, they stop speaking or making a noise. She tried to hush her noisy father. [VERB noun] I had to box Max's ears to get him to hush. [VERB] Synonyms: quieten, still, silence, suppress More Synonyms of hush 3. singular nounYou say there is a hush in a place when everything is quiet and peaceful, or suddenly becomes quiet. A hush fell over the crowd and I knew something terrible had happened. Synonyms: quiet, silence, calm, still [poetic] More Synonyms of hush Phrasal verbs: See hush up More Synonyms of hush hush in British English 1 (hʌʃ) verb1. to make or become silent; quieten 2. to soothe or be soothed exclamation5. a plea or demand for silence Derived forms hushed adjective Word origin C16: probably from earlier husht quiet!, the -t being thought to indicate a past participle hush in British English 2 (hʌʃ) mining, Northern England verb (transitive)1. to run water over the ground to erode (surface soil), revealing the underlying strata and any valuable minerals present 2. to wash (an ore) by removing particles of earth with rushing water noun3. a gush of water, esp when artificially produced Word origin C18: of imitative origin (hʌʃ) verb transitive1. to stop from making noise; make quiet or silent verb intransitive3. to stop making noise; be or become quiet or silent adjective4. Archaic silent; hushed noun5. absence of noise; quiet; silence Word origin ME huschen < huscht, quiet (mistaken as pp.): of echoic orig. Examples of 'hush' in a sentencehush Previous is quick to act, telling us in hushed tones that under no circumstances must we leave the vehicle - before getting out himself.Previous is quick to act, telling us in hushed tones that under no circumstances mustwe leave the vehicle - before getting out himself.There was little or no traffic and there was a deathly hush.There was a horrible hush in the crowd.Suddenly the screams and shouts stopped and there was a terrible hush.There are hushed conversations between various media crews waiting to get a piece of the action.They beam with pride as an automatic hush descends.We spoke to each other in hushed tones.No wonder they still speak of him in hushed tones.He spoke in such hushed tones he was barely audible.There was a deathly hush for most of the night as their team gave the fans little to get excited about.They use it to pay hush money for a minister's sin.She was allegedly paid 300,000 hush money.Mum and Dad had lots of hushed conversations.Just before 9am the drilling stopped and hush descended. Conversations are hushed, sober and polite.At 4pm a hush descends and a military band plays the national anthem.As the result was announced, a radio was turned on and a hush descended.I know this is hard, but quiet resignations and hushed conversations are not the answer.Her PR walks over from a hushed conversation with the photographer and interrupts.There was space between the tables to move and breathe, easy light, quietness without a deathly hush.Essentially, this is hush money and is either welcome or an insult, depending on your point of view. British English: hush CONVENTION You say 'Hush!' to someone when you are asking or telling them to be quiet. Hush, my love, it's all right. - American English: hush
- Brazilian Portuguese: psiu
- Chinese: 嘘!用于告诉别人保持安静
- European Spanish: callar(se)
- French: chut
- German: pst
- Italian: ssh
- Japanese: しっ!
- Korean: 쉿
- European Portuguese: psiu
- Latin American Spanish: sh
British English: hush NOUN You say there is a hush in a place when everything is quiet and peaceful, or suddenly becomes quiet. A hush fell over the crowd and I knew something terrible had happened. - American English: hush
- Brazilian Portuguese: quietude
- Chinese: 寂静突然的
- European Spanish: silencio
- French: silence
- German: Stille
- Italian: silenzio
- Japanese: 沈黙
- Korean: 조용해짐
- European Portuguese: quietude
- Latin American Spanish: silencio
British English: hush VERB If you hush someone or if they hush, they stop speaking or making a noise. She tried to hush her noisy father. - American English: hush
- Brazilian Portuguese: silenciar
- Chinese: 使安静下来/安静下来
- European Spanish: callar
- French: faire taire
- German: zum Schweigen bringen
- Italian: zittire
- Japanese: 黙らせる/黙る
- Korean: 조용히 시키다
- European Portuguese: silenciar
- Latin American Spanish: callar
All related terms of 'hush'Chinese translation of 'hush' vi - (= be quiet)
安静(靜)下来(來) (ānjìng xiàlái)
vt - (= quieten)
使安静(靜) (shǐ ānjìng)
n a hush fell over the crowd 人群顿(頓)时(時)一片寂静(靜) (rénqún dùnshí yīpiàn jìjìng)
Definition to make or be silent She tried to hush her noisy father. Definition stillness or silence A hush fell over the crowd. Phrasal verbsSee hush someone upSee hush something up Additional synonymsDefinition to reduce (fear, doubt, or anger) He did what he could to allay the children's fears. Synonyms reduce, quiet, relax, ease, calm, smooth, relieve, check, moderate, dull, diminish, compose, soften, blunt, soothe, subdue, lessen, alleviate, appease, quell, mitigate, assuage, pacify, mollifyDefinition to satisfy or relieve (a feeling) Cash is on hand to appease mounting frustration. Synonyms ease, satisfy, calm, relieve, diminish, compose, quiet, blunt, soothe, subdue, lessen, alleviate, lull, quell, allay, mitigate, assuage, quench, tranquillizeDefinition to make or become calm She took a deep breath to calm her nerves. Synonyms soothe, settle, quiet, relax, appease, still, allay, assuage, quieten- hurtle
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