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I . sniff [snɪf] VERBE intr

1. sniff (inhale through nose):

sniff

2. sniff (show disdain):

sniff

Idiomes/Tournures:

II . sniff [snɪf] VERBE trans

sniff
wąchać [perf po-]

III . sniff [snɪf] SUBST

sniff
to have a sniff
to catch a sniff of sth

sniff at VERBE trans

1. sniff at (smell):

sniff at

2. sniff at (disregard):

sniff out VERBE trans

sniff out

Expressions couramment utilisées avec sniff

to have a sniff
to catch a sniff of sth

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais
He sniffed the great consumer revolution with its social, political, and aesthetic implications.
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She sniffs both of them and causes a debate between them.
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The male is allowed to sniff a female in estrus.
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Sniffing air bled from a cylinder may also reveal unpleasant surprises better left on land than discovered in the water.
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I'm not going to get into who sniffs what.
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Scent plays an important part in courtship, with both animals sniffing each other.
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The animal sniffing the scent mark will frequently display a flehmen response to assist in communication of the information.
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These uses include chewing, sniffing, placing the product between the teeth and gum, and application to the skin.
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When he takes the top off to sniff it, a jinnie comes out of it.
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Methods of reverse-engineering a protocol include packet sniffing and binary decompilation and disassembly.
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