siss

• 古旧动词，意为发出嘶嘶声或咝咝声，常用于旧文学语境中。

An obsolete verb meaning to hiss or make a hissing sound, often used in older literary contexts.

1. Express with a hissB2informal

   To utter or express something with a sharp, sibilant sound, often to show disapproval or anger.

   嘶声说出

   • The audience sissed the speaker when he made a controversial statement.
   • She sissed a warning to her friend to be quiet.
   • He sissed his disapproval as the politician walked by.

   同义词hisssibilate

2. Make a hissing soundB2informal

   To produce a sharp, high-pitched sound like a hiss, often as a sign of disapproval or to get attention.

   发嘶嘶声

   • The crowd sissed loudly when the referee made a bad call.
   • The cat sissed at the dog to scare it away.
   • Steam sissed from the kettle as it boiled.

   同义词hisssibilate