snot

英 [snɒt]

美 [snɑːt]

n. 鼻涕(有人认为是粗俗用语)

复数：snots　

BNC.37100 / COCA.23232

牛津词典

noun

鼻涕（有人认为是粗俗用语）
a word that some people find offensive, used to describe the liquid substance (= mucus ) that is produced in the nose

noun

A rabbit snot out and disappeared into the other side of the bush.
一只兔子突然窜了出来，又消失在灌木丛的另一头。
You hear me, you little snot face?
你听见我说话了吗，小兔崽子？
My first memory is of awakening in a makeshift bed, dried snot caked in my nose and mouth, under a blanket of reeds.
我最初的记忆是，我在一张临时凑合的床上醒过来，鼻孔和嘴里有干结的鼻涕，身上盖着一张芦苇毯子。
Does everyone snot up this much when they cry?
每个人哭的时候都会流那么多鼻涕吗？
He snot an arrow from his bow.
他射出了弓上的箭。
He laid the dry snot picked from his nostril on a ledge of rock, carefully.
他把从鼻孔里抠出来的干鼻屎小心翼翼地放在岩角上。
You thought I'd be my usual blubbery mess of snot and tears, didn't you?
你以为我会带着那副苦瓜脸一把鼻涕一把眼泪而来？
Your nose and sinuses make about 1 liter of snot every day.
你的鼻子和鼻窦每天要分泌出大概一升的鼻涕。
I'm talking, of course, about reaching up into your nostrils with a finger in an effort to scrape out snot.
我说的抠鼻是指：伸出一个手指，捅进鼻孔，把鼻涕等物什从鼻孔里掏出来。
When Header Xie felt warm, his tears and snot came down.
谢队长烤暖和了，眼泪鼻涕流了出来。