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uh-huh
exclamation
informaluk /ʌˈhʌ//ˈʌ.hʌ/ us /ʌˈhʌ//ˈʌ.hʌ/
used in writing to represent the sound that people sometimes make in order to agree with or show understanding of something that has just been said: 呃呵，嗯，喔，哦（表示肯定、赞成或理解的象声词）
"Did you hear what I just said?" "Uh-huh."“你听见我刚说的话了吗?”“嗯。”
"You know that strange guy we saw yesterday?" "Uh-huh."“你认识我们昨天见到的那个奇怪的家伙?”“嗯。”
"I'll be back a little late because I have to stop at the shops." "Uh-huh."“我回来会稍晚些，因为我要顺便去商店。”“嗯。”
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Linguistics: sounds used as interjections
aha
ahem
bah
bam
blah
blah, blah, blah
cor
duh
huh
ow
psst
shh
squee
tut
vocable
vroom
wham
whee
whew
yuck
uh-huh | American Dictionary
uh-huh
exclamation
infmlus/ˌʌ̃ˈhʌ̃, ˌʌˈhʌ, ˈəm·həm/
said to express agreement to what has just been said, or to mean yes:
"Did you hear what I said?" "Uh-huh."
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