snorted

英 [ˈsnɔːtɪd]

美 [ˈsnɔːrtɪd]

v.  (表示气愤或被逗乐)喷鼻息，哼; 用鼻子吸(毒品)
snort的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB (人或牲畜)喷鼻息;(人表示不赞成、可笑等)哼鼻子，嗤之以鼻
  When people or animalssnort, they breathe air noisily out through their noses. People sometimes snort in order to express disapproval or amusement.
  1. Harrell snorted with laughter...
     哈勒尔扑哧一声笑了。
  2. He snorted loudly and shook his head.
     他响亮地哼了一声，摇了摇头。
  3. Snortis also a noun.
     
  4. ...snorts of laughter...
     阵阵嗤笑
  5. He turned away with a snort.
     他哼了一声，转过脸去。
• VERB (表示轻蔑)哼着鼻子说
  If someonesnortssomething, they say it in a way that shows contempt.
  1. 'Reports,' he snorted. 'Anyone can write reports.'
     “报告，”他哼着鼻子说，“谁都会写。”
• VERB 吸食(毒品)
  Tosnorta drug such as cocaine means to breathe it in quickly through your nose.
  1. He died of cardiac arrest after snorting cocaine.
     他死于吸食可卡因之后的心脏停搏。

双语例句

• Snorted Wu sun-fu cynically, as he shrugged his shoulders and walked off.
  吴荪甫冷笑着轻轻下了这么一个批评，耸耸肩膀就走出去了。
• Ma chin snorted angrily but made no reply.
  玛金嘴里恨恨地响了一声，却不回答；
• Wu sun-fu inclined his head in thought for a moment, then snorted and returned to his chair.
  吴荪甫侧着头想了一想，鼻子里一声哼，就回到座位里；
• Old man Warner snorted. "pack of crazy fools," he said." listening to the young folks, nothing's good enough for them. "
  沃纳老人哼了一声。“一群发疯的傻瓜”，他说。“听那些年轻人说的，在他们眼中，一切都不够好。”
• They snorted defiance at us.
  他们对我们哼鼻子以示不服。
• "Well, damn me if there are not a thousand places in the Thames more hazardous than this," Killick snorted.
  基利克说：「哼，泰晤士河有一千处比这段河道还要危险。
• The wind snorted across the Kansas plains ( Gail Sheehy)
  大风从堪萨斯平原上呼啸而过（盖尔希伊）
• The pigs grunted and snorted.
  猪发出咕噜声，哼声。
• Lin Pei-shan smiled at first, but, when she heard his last remark, she gave him an icy glare, snorted, and moved languidly away;
  林佩珊先自微笑，听到最后一句，她忽然冷冷地瞥了范博文一眼，鼻子里轻轻一哼，就懒洋洋地走开了。
• Higginbotham snorted, suddenly, in the silence for which his wife was responsible and which he resented.
  他的妻子要对沉默负责，而他又讨厌她的沉默。