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English-Thai Dictionary

sniff

N การ สูดกลิ่น การสูด อากาศ kan-sud-klin

sniff

N ข้อสงสัย ข้อกังขา kor-song-sai

sniff

N เสียง สูด จมูก siang-sud-ja-muek

sniff

VI สูด จมูก ฟุดฟิด sniffle snort sud-ja-muek-fud-fid

sniff

VT สงสัย (โดยเฉพาะ ใน สิ่ง ที่ ไม่ดี song-sai

sniff

VT สูด อากาศ สูดกลิ่น inhale breathe sud-ar-kad

sniff at

PHRV ยิ้มเยาะ เย้ยหยัน smell at yom-yor

sniff out

PHRV ค้นพบ nose out smell out kon-pob

sniff out

PHRV ทำ จมูก ฟุดฟิด หา ด มหา สูดกลิ่น หา nose out smell out tam-ja-muek-fud-fid-ha

sniff up

PHRV สูด ดม sud

sniffer

N คนที่ สูด จมูก คน สูด ยา ผ่าน ทาง จมูก kon-ti-sud-ja-muek

sniffle

N การสูด จมูก บ่อยๆ kan-sud-ja-muek-boi-boi

sniffle

N เสียง สูด จมูก บ่อยๆ siang-sud-ja-muek-boi-boi

sniffle

VI ร้องไห้ เงียบๆ (โดย สูด จมูก ตลอด สะอึกสะอื้น ramg-hai-ngib-ngib

sniffle

VI สูด จมูก บ่อยๆ sud-ja-muek-boi-boi

sniffler

N คนที่ สูด จมูก บ่อยๆ คน สะอึกสะอื้น kon-ti-sud-ja-muek-boi-boi

sniffles

N อากาศ เย็น ที่ ทำให้ ต้อง สูด จมูก (คำ ไม่เป็นทางการ ar-kad-yen-ti-tam-hai-tong-sud-ja-muek

sniffy

ADJ ซึ่ง ทำ จมูก ฟุดฟิด sueng-tam-ja-muek-fud-fid

sniffy

ADJ หยิ่งยโส อวด หยิ่ง ทะนงตัว ทำ หัวสูง disdainful ying-ya-so

Webster's 1828 Dictionary

SNIFF

v.i.To draw air audibly up the nose. [See Snuff. ]

SNIFF

v.t.To draw in with the breath. [Not in use. ]

SNIFF

n.Perception by the nose. [Not in use. ]

Webster's 1913 Dictionary

SNIFF

Sniff, v. i. [imp. & p. p. Sniffed or Snift; p. pr. & vb. n.Sniffing. ] Etym: [OE. sneven; akin to snivel, snuff; cf. Dan. snive to sniff. See Snuff, v. t.]

Defn: To draw air audibly up the nose; to snuff; -- sometimes done as a gesture of suspicion, offense, or contempt. So ye grow squeamish, gods, and sniff at heaven. M. Arnold.

SNIFF

SNIFF Sniff, v. t.

1. To draw in with the breath through the nose; as, to sniff the air of the country.

2. To perceive as by sniffing; to snuff, to scent; to smell; as, to sniff danger.

SNIFF

SNIFF Sniff, n.

Defn: The act of sniffing; perception by sniffing; that which is taken by sniffing; as, a sniff of air.

SNIFFING

SNIFFING Sniff "ing, n. (Physiol.)

Defn: A rapid inspiratory act, in which the mouth is kept shut and the air drawn in through the nose.

SNIFFLE

Snif "fle, v. i. Etym: [Freq. of sniff. See Snivel. ]

Defn: To snuffle, as one does with a catarrh. [Prov. Eng. ]

New American Oxford Dictionary

sniff

sniff |snif snɪf | ▶verb [ no obj. ] draw in air audibly through the nose to detect a smell, to stop it from running, or to express contempt: his dog sniffed at my trousers | [ with direct speech ] : “You're behaving in an unladylike fashion, ” sniffed Mother. • [ with obj. ] draw in (a scent, substance, or air ) through the nose. • [ usu. with negative ] (sniff at ) show contempt or dislike for: the price is not to be sniffed at. • (sniff around ) informal investigate covertly, esp. to find out confidential or incriminating information about someone. • [ with obj. ] (sniff something out ) informal discover something by investigation: he made millions upon millions sniffing out tax loopholes for companies. ▶noun an act or sound of drawing air through the nose: he gave a sniff of disapproval. • an amount of air or other substance taken up in such a way: his drug use was confined to a sniff of amyl nitrite. • [ in sing. ] informal a trace, hint, or small amount: they're off at the first sniff of trouble. • [ in sing. ] Brit. informal a small chance: the Olympic hosts will at least get a sniff at a medal. ORIGIN Middle English: imitative.

sniffer

sniff er |ˈsnifər ˈsnɪfər | ▶noun 1 a person who sniffs, esp. one who sniffs a drug or toxic substance: [ with adj. ] : a glue sniffer. • informal a device for detecting an invisible and dangerous substance, such as gas or radiation: electronic sniffers are used to detect the presence of a nuclear mass. 2 informal a person's nose. 3 (also sniffer program ) a computer program that detects and records a variety of restricted information, esp. the secret passwords needed to gain access to files or networks.

sniffer dog

sniff er dog |ˈsnɪfər dɔɡ | ▶noun informal a dog trained to find drugs or explosives by smell.

sniffle

snif fle |ˈsnifəl ˈsnɪfəl | ▶verb [ no obj. ] sniff slightly or repeatedly, typically because of a cold or fit of crying. ▶noun an act of sniffing in such a way: he was restraining his sniffles rather well. • a head cold causing a running nose and sniffing: she had a slight cough and a sniffle | they may get damp and catch the sniffles . DERIVATIVES snif fler |ˈsnif (ə )lər |noun, snif fly |ˈsnif (ə )lē |adjective ORIGIN mid 17th cent.: imitative; compare with snivel .

sniffy

snif fy |ˈsnifē ˈsnɪfi | ▶adjective ( sniffier, sniffiest ) informal scornful; contemptuous: some people are sniffy about tea bags. DERIVATIVES sniff i ly |-fəlē |adverb, sniff i ness noun

Oxford Dictionary

sniff

sniff |snɪf | ▶verb [ no obj. ] draw up air audibly through the nose to detect a smell, to stop it running, or to express contempt: his dog sniffed at my trousers | [ with direct speech ] : ‘You're behaving in an unladylike fashion, ’ sniffed Mother. • [ with obj. ] draw in (a scent, substance, or air ) through the nose: Miranda sniffed the heavy perfume of the lilies. • (sniff around /round ) informal investigate covertly, especially in an attempt to find out confidential or incriminating information about someone. • [ with obj. ] (sniff something out ) informal discover something by investigation: he made millions sniffing out tax loopholes for companies. ▶noun an act or sound of sniffing: he gave a sniff of disapproval. • an amount of air or other substance taken up by sniffing: his drug use was confined to a sniff of amyl nitrite. • [ in sing. ] informal a hint or sign: they're off at the first sniff of trouble. • [ in sing. ] informal a small chance: the Olympic hosts will at least get a sniff at a medal. PHRASES not to be sniffed at informal worth having, accepting, or taking into account: the price is not to be sniffed at. ORIGIN Middle English: imitative.

sniffer

sniff ¦er |snɪfə | ▶noun 1 a person who sniffs something: a glue sniffer. • informal a device for detecting an invisible and dangerous substance, such as gas or radiation. 2 informal a person's nose. 3 (also sniffer program ) a computer program that detects and records a variety of restricted information, especially the secret passwords needed to gain access to files or networks.

sniffer dog

sniff ¦er dog ▶noun a dog trained to find drugs or explosives by smell.

sniffle

snif ¦fle |ˈsnɪf (ə )l | ▶verb [ no obj. ] sniff slightly or repeatedly, typically because of a cold or fit of crying. ▶noun an act or sound of sniffing: he was restraining his sniffles rather well. • a head cold causing a running nose and sniffing: she had a slight cough and a sniffle. DERIVATIVES sniffler noun, sniffly adjective ORIGIN mid 17th cent.: imitative; compare with snivel .

sniffy

sniffy |ˈsnɪfi | ▶adjective ( sniffier, sniffiest ) informal scornful; contemptuous: some people are sniffy about tea bags. DERIVATIVES sniffily adverb, sniffiness noun

American Oxford Thesaurus

sniff

sniff verb 1 she sniffed and blew her nose: inhale, breathe in; snuffle. 2 Sandra sniffed the socks and grimaced: smell, scent, get a whiff of. ▶noun 1 she gave a loud sniff: snuffle, inhalation. 2 a sniff of fresh air: smell, scent, whiff; lungful. 3 informal the first sniff of trouble: indication, hint, whiff, inkling, suggestion, whisper, trace, sign, suspicion. PHRASES sniff at how dare you sniff at me just because I'm poor? scorn, disdain, hold in contempt, look down one's nose at, treat as inferior, look down on, sneer at, scoff at; informal turn one's nose up at. sniff out informal McMahon and Romero were sent uptown to sniff out the source of these letters: detect, find, discover, bring to light, track down, dig up, hunt out, ferret out, root out, uncover, unearth.

Oxford Thesaurus

sniff

sniff verb 1 Maria sniffed and wiped her nose | he sniffed the morning air: inhale, snuffle, breathe in, snuff (up ). 2 carefully she sniffed the fruit: smell, test the smell of, nose at; detect the smell of, pick up the smell of, catch the scent of, scent, get a whiff of. PHRASES sniff at the working mothers were all sniffed at by the uniformed nannies: scorn, disdain, hold in disdain, show contempt for, be contemptuous of, treat /regard with contempt, hold in contempt, treat as inferior, be snobbish to, despise, look down on, pour /heap scorn on, sneer at, scoff at; informal turn one's nose up at, look down one's nose at. sniff something out informal journalists who sniff out sensation or scandal: detect, find, search out, discover, disclose, bring to light, track down, dig up, hunt out, ferret out, root out, uncover, unearth, disinter, smell out, nose out, follow the scent of, scent out, run to earth /ground. ▶noun 1 she gave a loud sniff: snuffle. 2 the sniff of lunch was everywhere | I haven't had a sniff of fresh air: smell, scent, whiff; lungful. 3 informal they're off at the first sniff of trouble: indication, hint, intimation, whiff, inkling, suggestion, suspicion, whisper, trace, signal, sign, clue, gleam, wind.

sniffy

sniffy adjective informal some people are sniffy about teabags: contemptuous, scornful, full of contempt, derisive, derisory, withering, mocking, scoffing, sneering, jeering, scathing, snide, disparaging, slighting, supercilious, disdainful, superior, dismissive; informal snotty, fancy-pants; archaic contumelious. ANTONYMS friendly, complimentary.

Duden Dictionary

Sniff

Sniff Substantiv, maskulin Jargon , der |Sn i ff |der Sniff; Genitiv: des Sniffs, Plural: die Sniffs englisch sniff, eigentlich = das Schnüffeln, zu: to sniff, sniffen das Sniffen

sniffen

snif fen schwaches Verb Jargon |sn i ffen |schwaches Verb; Perfektbildung mit »hat « englisch to sniff, eigentlich = durch die Nase einziehen schnüffeln 2

Sniffing

Snif fing Substantiv, Neutrum Jargon , das |Sn i ffing |das Sniffing; Genitiv: des Sniffings englisch sniffing Sniff

Sanseido Wisdom Dictionary

sniff

sniff /snɪf /〖擬音語〗動詞～s /-s /; ～ed /-t /; ～ing 自動詞 1 鼻をすする (!かぜや泣いたときなど ) ▸ Don't keep on sniffing !いつまでも鼻をすするのはやめなさい 2 «…の » においを (くんくん )かぐ «at » ; (鼻をふんふんいわせて )息を吸い込む ▸ sniff at the flower 花のにおいをかぐ 3 【人などを】鼻であしらう «at » (!不承認軽蔑（けいべつ）などを表すしぐさ ) ▸ sniff at people with contempt 人を軽蔑して鼻であしらう他動詞 1 …のにおいをかぐ ; 〈香り〉をかぐ ; 〈空気など〉を (鼻から )吸い込む ; ｟俗｠〈麻薬シンナーなど〉を鼻から吸い込む (up )▸ sniff the air (鼻から )空気を吸い込む ▸ sniff glue シンナーを吸う 2 ｟書｠〖直接話法〗…と鼻であしらって (不満そうに )言う (→say 他動詞 1a 語法 ).3 〈警察犬などが〉〈爆発物麻薬など〉を (においをかいで )見つける (out ); ｟くだけて｠〈情報秘密など〉をかぎつける , 見つけだす (out ).n ò t sn í ff at A ｟くだけた話｠A 〈提案金額など〉を軽く考えない, ばかにしない (!しばしば A is not to be sniffed at ) .sn ì ff (a )r ó und ｟くだけて｠(情報秘密などを求めて )かぎまわる .sn í ff (a )round A ｟くだけて｠〈人組織などが〉A 〈恋人客従業員など〉を探し出そうとする .名詞複～s C 鼻で吸うこと [音 ], 鼻をすすること [音 ]; におい (をかぐこと )▸ take [get, have ] a sniff of perfume 香水のにおいをかぐ ▸ with a sniff 鼻をくんくん鳴らして not h à ve a sn í ff of A ｟くだけて｠A 〈物など〉を得るわずかなチャンスもない .sn í ff ing ly 副詞

sniffer

sn í ff er 名詞 C 1 (においを )かぐ人 ; 麻薬などを吸う人 .2 ｟英｠(麻薬などの )探知 [捜索 ]犬 (sniffer dog ).

sniffle

snif fle /snɪ́f (ə )l /動詞自動詞鼻をぐずぐずいわせる, すする ; すすり泣く .名詞 C 1 鼻をすすること [音 ].2 〖the ～s 〗軽い鼻かぜ ; すすり泣き .sn í f fler 名詞

sniffy

sniff y /snɪ́fi /形容詞｟くだけて｠1 «…を » 鼻であしらう, 軽蔑（けいべつ）した, ばかにした «about » ; 高慢な .2 ｟英｠悪臭のある, くさい .sn í ff i ly 副詞 sn í ff i ness 名詞