sniffed

英[snɪf] 美[snɪf]
  • vi.嗅;嗤之以鼻;找出vt.嗅到;吸入;嗤之以鼻地说n.嗅;吸气;气味
sniffable sniffer sniffed sniffed sniffing sniffs
  • merchant n.商人;店主;专家adj.商业的;商船的n.(班轮提单)货方;签约方
  • snide adj.嘲笑的;卑鄙的;恶意的;假冒的n.骗子;赝造的宝石
    n. (名词)
    1. 嗅,闻,吸,以鼻吸气
    2. 气味,气息
    3. 从鼻子吸入的东西
    4. 嗤之以鼻,傲慢神气
    5. 吸气声,抽鼻子声
    6. 感觉,察觉
    7. 微小的可能性
    8. 仔细检查
    9. 一次的吸入量
    v. (动词)
    1. 抽鼻涕,鼻子发呼哧呼哧声,以鼻吸气,抽鼻子
    2. (吸着气)嗅闻,用力吸
    3. 好奇地看
    4. 对…嗤之以鼻,蔑视,轻视,嗤笑,冷淡对待(后跟at)
    5. 呼呼地吸(气) ,用鼻吸(毒品)
    6. 嗅(或闻)…的味儿
    7. 发觉,察觉(常与out连用)
    8. 嗤之以鼻地说,以轻蔑的口吻说,不以为然地说
    9. 探查,打探,访查(秘密信息)
    v. (动词)
    1. vt. & vi. 嗅; 闻 test by sniffing; try the smell of
    2. vt. & vi. 喘粗气 draw air in through the nose so that there is a sound

英英释义

Noun:
  1. sensing an odor by inhaling through the nose

Verb:
  1. perceive by inhaling through the nose;

    "sniff the perfume"

  2. inhale audibly through the nose;

    "the sick student was sniffling in the back row"

    用作不及物动词 (vi.)
    1. The dog was sniffing at the lamppost.
      那条狗在街灯柱旁嗅来嗅去。
    2. They are training these dogs to sniff out drugs.
      他们训练狗嗅出毒品来。
    3. His generous offer is not to be sniffed at.
      对他的慷慨厚意不可嗤之以鼻。
    4. We shouldn't sniff at this opportunity--we any not get another like it.
      我们不可小看这个机会--也许我们再也找不到这样的机会了。
    5. I bet my broker could sniff out some good ones for you.
      我相信我的股票经纪人会帮你找出一些好股票。
    用作及物动词 (vt.)
    1. Doves and wolves love to sniff puff enough to cough and sneeze.
      鸽子和野狼喜欢嗅粉扑,嗅到咳嗽,打喷嚏。
    2. Otherwise, a malicious eavesdropper on any router between your server and the end user can very easily sniff the sensitive information out of the network packets.
      否则,恶意的监听者就可以在你的应用程序与最终用户之间的任何路由器上通过数据包探嗅到那些敏感的信息。
    3. Jane sniffed the cool morning air.
      简深深地吸入清凉的清晨空气。
    4. The countess sniffed her disapproval.
      女伯爵轻蔑地表示不赞同。
    用作名词 (n.)
    1. They are training these dogs to sniff out drugs.
      他们训练狗嗅出毒品来。
    2. This is of advertisers, will sniff out any value?
      这对广告主而言,会嗅出什么价值呢?
    3. He cleared his nose with a loud sniff.
      他大声吸气清了清鼻子。
    4. My mother gave a sniff of disapproval.
      我母亲哼了一声,表示不同意。
    5. Do you want a sniff of powder?
      您想闻闻火药味吗?
    用作动词 (v.)
    用作不及物动词 S+~(+A)
    1. She lifted the lids and sniffed appreciably.
      她掀开盖子高兴地闻了闻。
    2. He must have had a cold, he is sniffing.
      他一定是感冒了,正在打喷嚏。
    3. The man who had cold was sniffing.
      那个伤风的人在呼呼地吸气。
    用作及物动词 S+~+ n./pron.
    1. The dog is sniffing the man.
      这只狗正在闻那个人。
    2. The dog sniffed the ground.
      这狗嗅地面。
    3. You must sniff this lovely perfume.
      你该闻一闻这优雅宜人的香水。
    4. I sniffed the medicine before taking a spoonful of it.
      我闻了闻药,然后服了一匙。
    5. The police sniffed a plot and broke up the meeting.
      警察发觉有阴谋就驱散了这个会议。
    引出直接引语
    1. “I expected something rather nicer,” she sniffed.
      她鼻子里哼了一下说道:“我希望的是更好的东西。”
    2. “I am not appreciated in the office,” he sniffed.
      他傲气地埋怨说:“我在办公室里不受重视。”
    用作宾补动词 S+~+ n./pron. + adj.
    1. I can sniff something burning.
      我闻到有什么东西烧焦的味儿。
v. (动词)
  1. sniff的基本意思是“闻,嗅”,指将鼻子贴近某人或某物,通过嗅觉器官来对其进行判断,可以表示“嗅”的动作,也可以表示“嗅出”的结果。引申可指“喘粗气”“觉察到”。
  2. sniff可用作及物动词,也可用作不及物动词。用作及物动词时,后接名词或代词作宾语,有时还可以接以形容词充当补足语的复合宾语。
  3. sniff可以引出直接引语,意思是“哼了一声说道”。
v. (动词)
sniff, smell
  • 这组词的共同意思是“嗅”。其区别在于:
  • 1.smell更强调嗅觉,而sniff更强调嗅觉器官。所以smell可用于表示“有无嗅觉”,而sniff可表示“吸入”。
  • 2.smell可表示“散发臭味”,而sniff可表示“鼻子里哼了一声说道”,引出直接引语,而smell无此意义和用法。
  • 用作动词 (v.)
    sniff at (v.+prep.)
      瞧不起 look (sb or sth) downYou shouldn't sniff at this opportunity, you may not get another like it.你不应该小看这个机会,你未必再得到同样的机会了。
    sniff out (v.+adv.)
      嗅到,闻出; 探知,觉察 find (sth or sb) by using the nose with short breaths; discover (sth, often bad) by guessing
      sniff sb/sth ⇔ out

      The police were determined to sniff out the ringleaders.

      警方决心要找到匪首。

      Police sent dogs into the crowd to sniff out the drugs.

      警察把警犬放到人群中去嗅出毒品。

      The dog sniffed the fox out.

      狗闻出了狐狸的味道。

      He says he can sniff out trouble before it starts.

      他说他能在麻烦事发生之前就觉察出来。

    sniff up (v.+adv.)
      吸入鼻腔 take (sth such as liquid or steam) into the nose with short breaths
      sniff sth ⇔ up

      He sniffed the vapour up.

      他吸入蒸汽。

      If you sniff up this special drug, it will clear your head.

      如果你把这种特殊的药物吸入鼻腔,就能使头脑清醒。

      It is a preparation to be sniffed up through the nostrils.

      这是一种由鼻吸入的药物。

    用作动词 (v.)
    ~+名词 ~+副词 ~+介词