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Meanings of sniff in anglès

català
aspiració
espanyol
aspiración

Sensing an odor by inhaling through the nose.

aspiració
català
olorar

Inhale audibly through the nose.

olorar

Perceive by inhaling through the nose.

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Usage of sniff in anglès
1
Good luck at Oberlin, she said with a sniff for good measure.
The Perfectionists
2
Don't let the sniff of a voetstoots bargain rule your common sense.
The South African
3
Another sniff said Robert had diffused Lorraine's pique for the second time.
The pretender's crown
4
I've already seen you, the reply came, followed by a small sniff.
Immortal wolf
5
It was possible that he had the first sniff of a lead.
The genesis secret
6
A sniff of panic in any major market is always smelt here.
Radio NZ
7
Photo: Photosport Perhaps the Lions have got a sniff of a chance.
Radio NZ
8
He twitched his whiskers, gave a good sniff, and rejected the nuggets.
One for the money
9
Trixie greeted me with her usual butt sniff to welcome me home.
Extracurricular activities
10
Then comes the rub-and-sniff test to get an idea of the aroma.
Radio NZ
11
In short, none of his opponents have had a sniff of success.
The Guardian
12
Which has a similar aroma, now that I come to sniff it.
A clash of kings
13
I'll need scouts and guardsmen with strong noses to sniff out ambushes.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
14
Miss Clay made a little sniff and said, If you say so.
Dreadnought
15
I try to run and sniff my fingers at the same time.
Wild Thing
16
Still she took a long sniff at the mouth of the Jar.
Aesop's Fables
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Translations for sniff
espanyol
aspiración
Sniff through the time
Sniff across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common