sniffle

verb

1. （尤指因哭泣或患感冒）抽鼻子
   to sniff or keep sniffing , especially because you are crying or have a cold

noun

1. 抽鼻子（声）
   an act or the sound of sniffling
   1. After a while, her sniffles died away.
      过了一会儿，她抽鼻子的声音逐渐平息了。

1. VERB (哭泣或感冒时)不断抽鼻子
   If you sniffle, you keep sniffing, usually because you are crying or have a cold.
   1. 'Please don't yell at me.' She began to sniffle.
      “请不要对我大喊大叫。”她啜泣起来。
2. 轻微感冒
   A sniffle is a slight cold. You can also say that someone has the sniffles .

1. 'Please don't yell at me.' She began to sniffle.
   “请不要对我大喊大叫。”她啜泣起来。
2. In me the tiger sniffle the rose.
   我心里有猛虎在细嗅蔷薇。
3. Don't wait around hoping for mom to get another sniffle.
   不要指望你妈妈又感冒。
4. Life is made up of sob, sniffle, and smile, with sniffle predominating. crybaby: a person who cries or complains frequently with little cause.
   人生是以哭、泣、笑三者构成的，尤以泣为最。爱哭的人：经常不为什么原因而哭泣或抱怨的人。
5. The lack of air in the room make everyone sniffle.
   屋子里空气缺乏，使得每个人都频频吸气。

n.

get, have, etc. the sniffles

• 患轻感冒
  to get, have, etc. a slight cold

noun

1. the act of breathing heavily through the nose (as when the nose is congested)

   Synonym:    snufflesnivel

verb

1. inhale audibly through the nose
   1. the sick student was sniffling in the back row

   Synonym:    sniff

2. cry or whine with snuffling
   1. Stop snivelling--you got yourself into this mess!

   Synonym:    snivelblubberblubsnuffle