B2
Slang
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Meaning
An impolite command to stop talking, often used in anger or frustration.
Practice Bank
3 exercises
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If someone is being loud and you want them to stop talking, you might impolitely say "___!"
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In a fit of anger, you might shout "___!" to tell someone to shut up.
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To express extreme frustration and tell someone to be quiet, an impolite German interjection is "___!"
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