Suchen
to snort
01
schnarchen, schnauben
(of an animal) to make a sudden rough sound by exhaling hard through the nose as a sign of excitement or agitation
Intransitive
02
schnaufen, schnüffeln
to produce a sudden, explosive sound through the nose to show contempt, mockery, or irritation
Intransitive
03
schnüffeln, nasen
to inhale a powdered substance, especially an illegal drug, through the nose
Transitive: to snort drugs
04
schnüffeln, inhalieren
to inhale a drug through the nose, typically in powdered form
Intransitive
Snort
01
schnüffeln, prusten
(of an animal) a sudden rough sound made through the nose, especially when excited or afraid
02
Schnarchen, abfälliges Lachen
a disrespectful laugh
snort
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snorter
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snorter
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snorting
n
snorting
n
Beispiel
The pig is currently snorting happily in the mud.
The horse snorts whenever it senses food nearby.
The bull snorted angrily, pawing the ground with its hoof.
The dog snorted in excitement when it saw its favorite toy.
The child snorted in response to the teacher's stern warning about being quiet.
