英语词汇“snotter”的意思、释义、用法解释及翻译-春雷网

snotter¹

noun ˈsnɒtəˈsnɒtə

usually snottersScottish informal

A piece or drop of nasal mucus.
〈非正式，主苏格兰〉鼻涕
one can only imagine the tears and snotters running down his cheeks
Example sentencesExamples
- The promised blood and snotters had also failed to arrive with only the odd skirmish to disfigure what was turning into an enthralling game of rugby.
- It seemed this was going to be the phrase that summed up the game, particularly when he went down in a spray of blood and snotters.
- What a scene - there were blood and snotters everywhere.
- I can't wait to see mine lying on a park bench covered in snotter.
- One can only imagine the tears and snotters running down his cherubic cheeks if he is marching to victory later today, the only concern being the identity of the person waiting by the green with his three children.

snotter²

nounˈsnɒtəˈsnädər

Nautical

1A fitting which holds the heel of a sprit close to the mast.
〔航海〕桅杆附索
1. 1.1 A length of rope with an eye spliced in each end.
  （两端各有一个眼环的）单套绳

Origin

Mid 18th century: of unknown origin.

snotter¹

nounˈsnɒtə

usually snottersScottish informal

A piece or drop of nasal mucus.
〈非正式，主苏格兰〉鼻涕
one can only imagine the tears and snotters running down his cheeks
Example sentencesExamples
- What a scene - there were blood and snotters everywhere.
- I can't wait to see mine lying on a park bench covered in snotter.
- The promised blood and snotters had also failed to arrive with only the odd skirmish to disfigure what was turning into an enthralling game of rugby.
- It seemed this was going to be the phrase that summed up the game, particularly when he went down in a spray of blood and snotters.
- One can only imagine the tears and snotters running down his cherubic cheeks if he is marching to victory later today, the only concern being the identity of the person waiting by the green with his three children.

snotter²

nounˈsnädər

Nautical

1A fitting which holds the heel of a sprit close to the mast.
〔航海〕桅杆附索
1. 1.1 A length of rope with an eye spliced in each end.
  （两端各有一个眼环的）单套绳

Origin

Mid 18th century: of unknown origin.

词汇	snotter
释义	snotter¹ noun ˈsnɒtəˈsnɒtə usually snottersScottish informal A piece or drop of nasal mucus. 〈非正式，主苏格兰〉鼻涕 one can only imagine the tears and snotters running down his cheeks Example sentencesExamples The promised blood and snotters had also failed to arrive with only the odd skirmish to disfigure what was turning into an enthralling game of rugby. It seemed this was going to be the phrase that summed up the game, particularly when he went down in a spray of blood and snotters. What a scene - there were blood and snotters everywhere. I can't wait to see mine lying on a park bench covered in snotter. One can only imagine the tears and snotters running down his cherubic cheeks if he is marching to victory later today, the only concern being the identity of the person waiting by the green with his three children. snotter² nounˈsnɒtəˈsnädər Nautical 1A fitting which holds the heel of a sprit close to the mast. 〔航海〕桅杆附索 1.1 A length of rope with an eye spliced in each end. （两端各有一个眼环的）单套绳 Origin Mid 18th century: of unknown origin. noun.1 noun.2 snotter¹ nounˈsnɒtə usually snottersScottish informal A piece or drop of nasal mucus. 〈非正式，主苏格兰〉鼻涕 one can only imagine the tears and snotters running down his cheeks Example sentencesExamples What a scene - there were blood and snotters everywhere. I can't wait to see mine lying on a park bench covered in snotter. The promised blood and snotters had also failed to arrive with only the odd skirmish to disfigure what was turning into an enthralling game of rugby. It seemed this was going to be the phrase that summed up the game, particularly when he went down in a spray of blood and snotters. One can only imagine the tears and snotters running down his cherubic cheeks if he is marching to victory later today, the only concern being the identity of the person waiting by the green with his three children. snotter² nounˈsnädər Nautical 1A fitting which holds the heel of a sprit close to the mast. 〔航海〕桅杆附索 1.1 A length of rope with an eye spliced in each end. （两端各有一个眼环的）单套绳 Origin Mid 18th century: of unknown origin. noun.1 noun.2
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