sniffle 的 2 个定义
snif·fled, snif·fling.
- to sniff repeatedly, as from a head cold or in repressing tears: She sniffled woefully.
- an act or sound of sniffling.
- sniffles, a condition, as a cold, marked by sniffling: This draft is giving me the sniffles.
sniffle 近义词
等同于 snivel
等同于 gasp
更多sniffle例句
- Those cases can be as modest as a few days of sniffles, but, in other circumstances, can spawn debilitating headaches and fatigue.
- Many infected kids get away with no symptoms, or with only a few sniffles.
- Surgical masks are a common part of life, and it’s normal for anyone with a mild sniffle to wear one to work or on public transport.
- Sulfites, which winemakers in the United States sometimes use to keep wine from spoiling, are often to blame for wine-induced sniffles.
- The subway is far emptier, for one thing—and with the riders onboard almost universally wearing masks, the chorus of sniffles and coughs has been silenced.
- But no matter, we are allergic and getting more allergic, hear us roar (and sniffle and whine and hack).
- Many sniffle and wheeze antidotes are in the list of the 100 most frequently prescribed medications in 2013.
- Let's not have a sniffle," the chorus continues—"Let's have a bloody good cry.
- The plate of meat was brought by Mary Jones with Gower beside her, and a sniffle of her happiness audible.
- The strange young woman's avoidance of any popular sniffle of the pathetic had a recognized merit.
- At the invitation both children threw themselves violently on Mary and clung to her, beginning to sniffle again.
- It took the form of an unmistakable sniffle, and it somehow contrived to be indubitably and rather pitifully feminine.
- At this moment a sound was heard on the other side of the door, something between a cry, a sniffle, and a sob.