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Meanings of running nose in anglès
Type of medical symptom where the nasal cavity is filled with fluid mucus.
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Usage of running nose in anglès
1
She wiped her running nose with her sleeve, not caring.
2
Early symptoms include fever, running nose, cough and sore eyes.
3
If they do have a running nose, sore throat, they need to be tested.
4
A chronically running nose, accompanied by frequent nose-bleeds and a cough to clear the throat.
5
She has been having a running nose, cough and fever since the beginning of the week.
6
Sally wiped her running nose with the back of her hand, and said what Rob was thinking.
7
Dr Peters said the initial symptoms of measles include a fever, running nose, a cough and sore eyes.
8
At the slightest sign of a running nose I'm in the queue, looking for a prescription or a blood test.
9
Aylaen wiped her running nose with the back of her hand and walked off with Zahakis, holding her head high.
10
He'd give the lipstick to his mum and Jude could have the tissues to blow his constantly running nose with.
11
His seasickness had left him weak and now he complained of chills, aches, a racking cough, and a constantly running nose.
12
On another road, a 28-year-old wipes her running nose with a tissue as she fondly talks about her children back in Nigeria.
13
She stopped, turned around, looked at me -mypuffy eyes, running nose, shaking body-and said, "He raped you, didn't he?"
14
Denny with his running nose, with his shaved head, his baby blanket wet in the rain, he waits at each bus stop, coughing.
15
He regarded him carefully, his thin shivering frame, pale drawn face, cracked lips, sick watery eyes and running nose, and was not impressed.
16
It's hard enough to pull off an air of authority when you're five feet tall, without also having red, watery eyes and a running nose.