Shooed

Definition

shoo /ʃu:/ interj (က်ီး၊ ၾကက္၊ ကေလးစသည္ကို ေျခာက္လွန္႔ ေမာင္းႏွင္ရာ၌ သံုးသည့္စကား) ႐ႉး။ ေရႊ႕။ Shoo, all of you, I'm busy. v ( pt, pp shooed ) (ယင္းသို႔ အသံျပဳ၍) ေမာင္းထုတ္သည္။ He shooed the children out (of the shop).

Examples

1. ‘Oh
2. and if you haven't read the first part
3. ‘Millie’
4. shoo!’
5. ‘And you've seen barefoot children being shooed out of a shopping mall by security guards.’
6. ‘We tried to help them but she just shooed us out of the way and told us she could do it herself.’
7. ‘He shooed the crowds away to give him privacy
8. then took the Canadian soldier by the arm
9. led him inside and began washing him off.’
10. ‘The instructor interrupts his advance
11. shooing him away.’
12. ‘Policemen shooed us away from near the lake not out of being perverse but because a great big tree had fallen down and blocked the road.’
13. ‘I remember my mother shooing us
14. silently
15. into the basement
16. her grabbing the cast iron skillet and standing to the side of the door.’
17. ‘He said he tried to refute a senior police officer briefing reporters
18. but he was shooed away by other policemen.’
19. ‘She shooed her kids into the play area and came over to sit down on the bench.’
20. ‘My mother would screech at my father for being so easily fooled
21. but he just shooed me along and I was on my way.’
22. ‘Maggie doesn't hide her animosity towards her father
23. and despite her daughters' curiosity
24. shoos him out as fast as she can.’
25. ‘Then I discovered he compensated by eating mostly meat and I shooed him out the door.’
26. ‘In the rocks above the flat roofs
27. I pass a shepherd girl shooing sheep along the mountainside.’
28. ‘With a swift and playful push
29. she shooed Daniel out
30. promising him to take only ten minutes.’
31. ‘I spent two years shooing him away and looking at him like he was nuts before I realised he was a drug dealer.’
32. ‘She shoos me out of her nice clean treatment room and I totter off feeling not exactly relaxed.’
33. ‘My teacher shooed him away
34. but in her red eyes we sensed that he wasn't lying.’
35. ‘Finally
36. a March organizer shooed us along the route as we were falling behind.’
37. ‘He drags on his cigarette and
38. as if we hadn't been speaking
39. raises his eyes to the screens and silently shoos me out of his way.’
40. ‘Ryan scowled at the young man and shooed him away with a wave of his hand.’