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复数:sniffs
第三人称单数:sniffs
现在分词:sniffing
过去式:sniffed
过去分词:sniffed
sniffer (n.)
词根:sniff
adj.sniffy 嗤之以鼻的;自命不凡的;微臭的
n.sniffer 嗅探器;嗅探犬;以鼻吸毒者
verb
intransitive verb
to inhale through the nose especially for smelling
sniffed at the flowers
to take air into the nose in short audible breaths
She sniffed and wiped her nose.
to show or express disdain or scorn
snoop, nose
sniffed around for clues
transitive verb
to get the odor or scent of (something) with the nose : smell dogs sniffing the ground
sniffed the freshly baked cookies
to inhale (something) through the nose : snort
sniffing cocaine
to utter contemptuously
to recognize or detect (something) by or as if by smelling—usually used with out
sniff out trouble
noun
an act or sound of sniffing
a quantity that is sniffed
sniff out发现;寻找
sniff at嗤之以鼻;嗅;轻视
14世纪中期, sniffen,不及物动词,“通过鼻子短促地吸气”,拟声而成; 可能与 snyvelen(见 snivel)或类似的斯堪的纳维亚语词汇有关。自1729年起作为蔑视或轻蔑的表达。及物动词“通过嗅觉吸入,感知气味”的意义始于1796年。关于可卡因的用法始于1925年。相关: Sniffed; sniffing。
Verb Middle English
The first known use of sniff was in the 14th century
sniffishadjective
scornful, disdainful
a sniffish boss
sniff1 of 2verb
to draw air into the nose in short breaths loud enough to be heard
sniffed at the cheese
to show or express scorn
sniffed at simple jobs
to smell or inhale by taking short breaths
sniff perfume
to detect by or as if by smelling
sniff out trouble
sniff2 of 2noun
the act or sound of sniffing
an odor or amount sniffed
sniff1 of 2verb
to draw air into the nose in short breaths loud enough to be heard
sniffed at the cheese
to show or express scorn
sniffed at simple jobs
to smell or inhale by taking short breaths
sniff perfume
to detect by or as if by smelling
sniff out trouble
sniff2 of 2noun
the act or sound of sniffing
an odor or amount sniffed
sniff1 of 2verb
to draw air into the nose in short breaths loud enough to be heard
sniffed at the cheese
to show or express scorn
sniffed at simple jobs
to smell or inhale by taking short breaths
sniff perfume
to detect by or as if by smelling
sniff out trouble
sniff2 of 2noun
the act or sound of sniffing
an odor or amount sniffed
1 But in the end Buck’s pertinacity was rewarded; for the wolf, finding that no harm was intended, finally sniffed noses with him.
2 Once Dandelion struck the smell of a stoat and they all joined him, whispering and sniffing over the ground.
3 She surveys me from a distance of three feet, sniffing cautiously.
4 Three hounds leaped out, sniffing and wagging their tails.
5 I saw her when she passed me going up the bank, sniffing and searching for the trail.
6 I twisted off the cap, gave it a sniff, and nearly fell over.
7 The wolf padded closer, sniffed at her fingers, then licked at the blood with a wet rough tongue.
8 As on the riverbank, Blackberry had moved away and was already down on the road on his own account, sniffing out toward the middle, halfway between Hazel and the bend.
9 After another few seconds of sniffing, touching, and whisker twitching, curiosity overcame wariness.
10 I sniff, wipe my face one more time, and smooth down my hair.
11 Blackberry sniffed at it, but the leaves were tough and unappetizing.
12 She holds out a hand for the dog to sniff.
13 Then he rose on his haunches to sniff for Runt and Bristle.
14 He felt light-headed, as if he'd sniffed glue.
他觉得晕乎乎的,好像吸了胶毒一样。
15 I lifted it and sniffed it, then wished I hadn’t.
16 His generous offer is not to be sniffed at.
对他的慷慨厚意不可嗤之以鼻。
17 He appropriated both, after a moment of sniffing the muzzle of the pistol.
18 She sniffed at it suspiciously.
她怀疑地闻了闻。
19 He nosed over an empty bean can, sniffed in its opening, and rejected it.
20 ‘Very well!' said Pippin. ‘But don’t forget the sniffing!’
1 对…嗤之以鼻
2 察觉
awake awareness suspicion cognizance notice tumble note sense suspect smell perceive take cognizance of sensible of to discover become aware of detection scent catch get wise to pick up be wise to get on to
3 蔑视
defiant contemptuous disadvantageous contempt disdain misprision disvalue spurn outdare vilipend defy rubbish huff abhor disparage deprecate outface contemn setat defiance bite the thumb at think scorn of spit in eye spit at defiance scorn snook spit in the eye of thumb nose at depreciative disregard spit trample slight resist tempt override dis misprize
5 感觉
sensory perceptive idea sound air sense feeling consciousness sensation humour suspicion twitch be in a bad place be in a dark place be in a good place
6 哼哼
9 用鼻吸
10 发觉
wise detection onto wake find note catch discover smell scent remark snuff to discover come to know be on to aware sensible discovery espial sense wind suspect smoke detect nail perceive
12 吸气
inspiration induction whiff draw breath breath inhale breathe in aspiration gasp intake aspiratory inspiratory suction snifter inspire
13 迹象
smack sign evidence breath odour portent foretaste a straw in the wind suggestion smell hint indication showing stirring smoke signal
14 用鼻子吸
15 抱怨
nagging querulous complaint beef grievance moan gripe quibble remonstrance muttering grouch rail complain crib mutter grouse bleat remonstrate maunder chunter make noises about make noises be on about keep on about cry foul find fault go on about find fault with
16 吸鼻子
18 吸入
inhalant sucking indrawn suctorial indraft draft inspiration suck intake suction inhalation inspire inhale draught breathe breathe in suck in
19 嗤笑
20 呼呼地吸
24 吸
suction imbibition suck take inspire puff drag have smoke puff away suctorial draw snifter drink funk
25 轻视
disregard depreciate neglect underestimate depreciation sneeze undervaluation misprision disesteem disvalue scout trample trifle misjudge vilipend minimize slight lessen rubbish subordinate despise slur undervalue belittle underrate disparage flout trivialize pooh-pooh minify misprize outbrave