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单词 snort
释义
snort
verb
uk
/snɔːt/us
/snɔːrt/
[I]
to make anexplosivesoundbyforcingairquicklyup or down thenose:
喷鼻息，从鼻中喷气作声
He did animpressionof ahorsesnorting.他模仿了马喷鼻息的声音。
Camille snorts when shelaughs.卡米尔大笑的时候鼻腔里会发出怪声。
informalBy thistimeI was snortingwithlaughter(=laughinga lot andloudly).这时我不禁扑哧一声笑起来。
[T]
to take anillegaldrugbybreathingit in through thenose:
用鼻子吸（毒）
People were snortingcocainein thetoilets.人们在厕所里吸可卡因。
[T]
tosuddenlyexpressstrongfeelingsofanger,disapproval, ordisagreement, either byspeakingor in asoundthat you make:
（表示恼怒、反对或不耐烦）哼，气哼哼地说
"And youcallthat afirst-classservice?" snorted oneindignantcustomer.“你就把那叫一流服务？”一位愤怒的顾客气哼哼地问道。
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  • pass windidiom
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snort
noun[C]
uk
/snɔːt/us
/snɔːrt/
aloudsoundmade byforcingairthrough thenose:
鼻息声，喷鼻息，哼声
The candidate'sspeechdrewloudsnorts ofderisivelaughter.候选人的讲话招来了人们的大声嘲笑。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Noises made by the body
  • belch
  • blow
  • borborygmus
  • break
  • break windidiom
  • bruit
  • burp
  • clear
  • cough
  • footstep
  • grumble
  • pass windidiom
  • sneeze
  • snore
  • snorer
  • snoring
  • wheeze
  • wheezy
  • wind
  • yawn
See more results »
(Definition ofsnortfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

snort| American Dictionary

snort
verb[I/T]
us
/snɔrt/
to make anexplosivesoundbyforcingairquicklythrough thenose
To snort is also toexpressstrongnegativefeelings,esp. by making asound:
[T]She snorted herdisapprovalandwalkedaway.

snort

noun[C]us
/snɔrt/
The teacher’sexplanationdrewsnorts oflaughterfrom thestudents.
(Definition ofsnortfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofsnort

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He snorted his nostrils clear, *but his nostrils were still not clear.
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He snorted his nostrils clear (in/*for 1 minute).
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Unfortunately, one of the most popular requirements is swimming baths, which is the most expensive form ofsnortwe can find.
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I wonder whether those who snorted are so wide of the mark?
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I wish that the hog would keep quiet and stop snorting.
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Such an explosion could have started a crack in thesnortwhich might then have snapped off as she grounded.
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That seemed to work, because after a few minutes he snorted and went away.
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People will go to watch attractivesnort, whatever the sport or wherever it is played.
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A most effective development in anti-submarine warfare is an improved method of detecting "snorting" submarines.
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Driving in the centre lane or the overtaking lane, one finds a heavy vehicle dangerously close behind, snorting up one's exhaust.
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Traditionalists maysnortthat it would be sacrilege to tamper with the status quo, and some have already this evening.
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It was his back taxation he had had to pay, and he had had asnortweek.
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Yet the demand is now much greater forsnortthan it has ever been.
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It is smoked rather than snorted.
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Whether it should be so in the future in relation to snorts or any other parts of a ship's superstructure, is now a matter for consideration.
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