英:[snaʊt]
美:[snaʊt]
英:[snaʊt]
美:[snaʊt]
复数:snouts
第三人称单数:snouts
现在分词:snouting
过去式:snouted
过去分词:snouted
snouted (adj.), snoutlike (adj.)
noun
a long projecting nose (as of a swine)
the human nose especially when large or grotesque
something resembling an animal's snout in position, function, or shape: such as
prow
nozzle
the terminal face of a glacier
verb
intransitive verb
to dig or search with or as if with the snout The bear was on a low-level hunting mission … and snouted around for anything to fuel a furnace-like appetite …—Danny Buckland … help us to visualize precisely [Ignatius] Sancho stomping through his house, snouting about in every corner, pausing only to curse his increasingly irritating failure to track down the newspapers he is searching for.—S. S. Sanhu
These whales feed by snouting around in soft ocean bottoms …—Elizabeth Quill
13世纪初,“动物的躯干或突出的鼻子,鼻子或下颚”在古英语中没有发现,源自中低德语和中荷兰语 snute “鼻子”,源自原始日耳曼语 *snut-(也是德语 Schnauze,挪威语 snut,丹麦语 snude “鼻子”的来源)。
在整个日耳曼语系中,一组以sn-(现代德语和意第绪语 schn-) 相关的词汇与人的鼻子或动物的鼻子有关。根据可能是模拟的。这些意义可以扩展到狗鼻子的 snap; 马可以发出的 snort 声,以及人的 snore 呼吸粗糙或受阻。还可以比较 snarl, sneeze, snooze, snuff, snoop, snot 等。它们与另一组日耳曼语有关的词汇(与“剪切; 分离的部分”有关)(snip, snick 等)的关系不确定,但意义往往重叠。
从公元1300年开始,用于其他动物和(轻蔑地)用于人。16世纪至17世纪英语有 snout-fair “好看的”(1520年代)。
Lady Strangelove: Not as a suitor to me sir?
Mr. Swaynwit: No you are too great for me. Nor your Mopsey without, though shee be snout-faire, and has some wit shee's too little for me ...
[Brome, "The Court Beggar," 1632]
吻部
头部的最前端到眼的前缘。
Noun Middle English snute; akin to Middle Dutch snūt snout, German Schnauze
The first known use of snout was in the 13th century
snowblowernoun
a machine in which a rotating device picks up and throws snow aside
snowblowernoun
a machine in which a rotating device picks up and throws snow aside
snowbirdnoun
any of several small birds (as a junco) seen chiefly in winter
snowbanknoun
a mound or slope of snow
snowball1 of 2noun
a round mass of snow pressed or rolled together
a viburnum widely grown for its ball-shaped clusters of white flowers called alsosnowball bush
snowball2 of 2verb
to throw snowballs at
to increase or expand at a rapidly accelerating rate
problems snowball when early trouble signs are ignored
snow1 of 2noun
small white ice crystals formed directly from the water vapor of the air
a fall of snow crystals : a mass of snow crystals that have fallen to earth
something resembling snow: as
a dessert made of stiffly beaten egg whites, sugar, and fruit
pineapple snow
slang cocaine
snow2 of 2verb
to fall or cause to fall in or as snow
it had been snowing all day
to cover, shut in, or imprison with or as if with snow the desk was snowed under by papers
we were snowed in for two days
to deceive, persuade, or charm with insincere or flattering talk
couldn't snow her with his compliments
snoutnoun
a long nose or muzzle (as of a pig) that sticks out
a front part of the head of an animal that sticks out like the snout of a pig
the human nose especially when large or ugly
something resembling a snout
snoutnoun
a long projecting nose (as of a swine)
1 Madan flew a short distance up the Cwm before bringing the aircraft around, so that its snout pointed downhill.
2 The two intact dragons were each three feet tall, their snouts pointed upward and their steaming mouths open.
3 Then, using its large snout to lift her off the ground and into the air, it caught her, throwing her over its shoulder like a rag doll.
4 I flipped to a clean page in the sketch pad and made a line drawing of the snout, filling in the defensive wounds from the seal in all of the right spots.
5 Every once in a while a creature’s tail, fin, or snout would surface as some peculiar behavior.
6 He sniffed it suspiciously and nudged it with his moist snout.
7 Nervous, I stand up and read my descriptive essay about walking Mrs. Gilbert’s dog, with his “tiny needle teeth” and “smooshed-in snout.”
8 He kicked the pig in the snout with his back hooves and went into a steep dive.
9 His nose and mouth had mutated into a snout filled with yellow fangs.
10 With her bright button eyes and pointy snout nosing into Molly’s business, Lori reminds her of a ferret.
11 She's always poking her snout into everything , ie interfering.
她总爱多管闲事.
12 This glacial lake is bound by the glacier snout on one end, and a.
这个冰川湖的一端是冰川的末端,另一端则是一排由冰川搬运来的沉积物和岩石累积而成的冰碛。
13 When the horse felt the pressure let up on his snout and heard Anya’s encouragement to go, he sprang forward, hooves ripping up the grass and throwing clods of dirt behind him.
14 The dragon did not seem to have noticed anything: It was already fifty feet away, swooping low over the lake to scoop up water in its scarred snout.
15 As the animal got closer, its wet snout and big jaw and boxy shoulders sharpened into view.
16 A pink snout and white fuzz poked out and looked around.
17 There he was, curled up in a pile of debbir branches, his snout covered by a paw.
18 But I was too panicked and too parly and missed the beast's snout by a second.
19 Werfel heard Druzmilla warn him beneath her breath, “Archivist...game is up. There’s a vork headed this way with its snout to the ground. It must smell elf. Get ready to run.”
20 We have guns and the pigs have snouts.
1 告密者
shiever geepo dobber-in dog wrong finger nose grass copper heel rat shopper sneak tout stag informant pimp telltale weasel canary informer songbird snitch nightingale tipper fink squeaker squealer ratter nark yodeler zuch dobber grasser whistle-blower beagle talebearer a little bird
2 突端
6 警方线人
7 鼻子
nose hooter conk bracket beak sniffer snoot schnozz snitch naso- NEB smell horn nozzle bugle proboscis pecker neb beezer schnozzle schnozzola olfactory organ
11 螟蛾
12 夜蛾科
minor shark Clay herald dagger sallow wainscot bogong dun-bar old lady yellow underwing turnip moth burnished brass corn earworm Clifden nonpareil silver Y cabbage moth Mother Shipton angle shades cotton leaf worm pine beauty merveille du jour
13 长鼻子
16 嘴
rostral oscular head bill mouth trap mug ruby nib spout beak mush gob puss yap kisser rostrum neb bazoo nose-piece clam trap bone box potato box ginger bread trap
17 香烟
cig stook square burn joint smoke tab nail weed slim butt bonfire maggot fag quirly cigarette fume ciggy cancer stick coffin nail tube gasper durry bifter coffin-nail skag
19 烟叶
22 管嘴
23 大鼻子