snort 的 3 个定义
- to force the breath violently through the nostrils with a loud, harsh sound: The spirited horse snorted and shied at the train.
- to express contempt, indignation, etc., by a similar sound.
- Slang. to take a drug by inhaling.
- to utter with a snort.
- to expel by or as by snorting.
- Slang. to take by inhaling: to snort cocaine.
- the act or sound of snorting.
- Slang. a quick drink of liquor; shot.
- Slang. an act or instance of taking a drug by inhalation.the amount of drug inhaled.
- British. snorkel.
snort 近义词
make nose sound
更多snort例句
- This cuts how many snorts she’ll need to pull in drinking water or the moisture she uses to hose herself down.
- Sylvia began snort-laughing so uncontrollably that the roll became lodged in her throat.
- He contrasted his vices with those of other congressmen who drank or “snort coke or chase women.”
- But when he tried to snort the cocaine off a business card, he blew the wrong way and knocked the powder off the card.
- Even today, there are those who will snort at the suggestion of Wayne having been any kind of conscious artist.
- In addition, risks for hepatitis C include sharing straws (or rolled dollar bills) to snort cocaine or receiving a tattoo.
- We squatted in the long grass and buck-brush, listening, and a few seconds later heard a horse snort distinctly.
- "Then he neglects his duties, that's all," replied the old gentleman with an indignant snort.
- To the left of us a horse snorted nervously; we heard him trot with high, springy strides to the end of his rope, and snort again.
- "Why, you—" Mandleco gave a snort of anger and started forward, but Beardsley managed to forestall him.
- After they had passed, a lull fell on the scene, which was soon broken by the grunt and snort of a rhinoceros.