Traducciones de „snuffle“ en el diccionario inglés » esloveno

I . snuf·fle [ˈsnʌfl̩] V. intr.

1. snuffle (sniffle):

snuffle

sopsti [form. perf. zasopsti]

snuffle

vohljati [form. perf. zavohljati]

snuffle

smrkati [form. perf. posmrkati]

2. snuffle (speak nasally):

to snuffle [out]

nosljati

II . snuf·fle [ˈsnʌfl̩] SUST.

1. snuffle (runny nose):

snuffle

smrkanje n

2. snuffle (noisy breathing):

snuffle

sopenje n

snuffle

hlipanje n

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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Snorts, squeals and snuffles are used as melodies.

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As the white squirrel snuffled nose first through the leaves looking for food, it reminded me of lunch.

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Her two black and white dogs snuffling at the base of a tree.

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He has long thick brown hair and a trunk, or snuffle, that drags along the ground.

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Then some new sounds begin: snorts and snuffles, muffled yips.

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Your baby should also be less likely to have these snuffles as she grows and adapts to breathing and clearing mucus from her nose.

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Communication is partly by sound, with the animals making various squeaks or snuffling sounds, and partly by scent.

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Almost a quarter of the state is covered in forest, and there are still plenty of wild boar snuffling around in the dark.

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There are two viral respiratory groups that cause snuffles in cats; rhinotracheitis and calici virus, with infection causing sneezing and eye discharge.

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Her little black nose goes sniffle, sniffle, snuffle, and her eyes go twinkle, twinkle, and beneath her little white cap are prickles!

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