duh

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• UK: /dɜː/
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• US: /dʌ/
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• Australian: /dʌ/
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• [də̰ː˥˩] sense 3 only
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• [də̰ː˥˨] sense 3 only
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• US: Recorded audio is listed in the source snapshot.
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• rhymes with -ɜː
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• rhymes with -ʌ
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• CMU ARPABET: D AH1 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Imitative, indicating stupidity by mocking the speech of an intellectually disabled person.

38 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: خو (ḵō) — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Armenian: հա բա (ha ba) — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Chinese Cantonese: 擺明系啦 /摆明系啦 — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Chinese Mandarin: 很明顯吧 /很明显吧 — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Chinese Mandarin: 还用说吗 — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Czech: jak jinak — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Dutch: je meent het — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Finnish: älä ihmeessä — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Finnish: ihanko totta — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Finnish: ei kai — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• French: bah — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• French: bah oui — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• German: ach — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• German: ach nee — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• German: ach was — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• German: na sowas — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Hungarian: nyilván — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Hungarian: nem mondod? — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Hungarian: naná — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Hungarian: jó hogy — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Hungarian: még szép — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Italian: ma va? — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Japanese: 当たり前 — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Korean: 당연 (dang'yeon) — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Polish: no ba — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Polish: ba — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Portuguese: ah — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Portuguese: dâ — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Portuguese: der — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Portuguese: dã — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Russian: а то — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Russian: ещё бы (ješčó by) — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Russian: я́сен пень (jásen penʹ) — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Slovak: nehovor — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Spanish: obvio — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Ukrainian: ото́ж (otóž) — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Ukrainian: ще б па́к (šče b pák) — disdainful indication that something is obvious
• Ukrainian: а то́ (a tó) — disdainful indication that something is obvious