snuffing

英 [ˈsnʌfɪŋ] 美 [ˈsnʌfɪŋ]

v.  掐灭,闷熄,熄灭(小火苗); 出声地嗅
snuff的现在分词



柯林斯词典

  1. 鼻烟
    Snuff is powdered tobacco which people take by breathing it in quickly through their nose.
    1. VERB 断气;死去
      If someone snuffs it, they die.
      1. He thought he was about to snuff it.
        他觉得自己快要咽气了。

    双语例句

    1. But it cannot be done without rekindling a solidarity Europe is close to snuffing out.
      但如果不能重建欧洲几乎已经扼杀的团结,就做不到这一点。
    2. The biggest issue in this campaign is getting the public finances under control without snuffing out economic recovery.
      这次竞选最大的问题是控制好公共财政,同时不扼杀经济的复苏。
    3. A small metal cone or cup on a long handle, used for snuffing out candles; a snuffer. But Aleck went down and put it out.
      蜡烛熄灭器一长杆上的一小金属锥状物或杯状物,用于熄灭蜡烛;蜡烛熄灭器可艾莱柯还是下床去把蜡烛熄了。
    4. The cold winter night had fallen, snuffing out the brief twilight.
      寒冷的冬夜已经降临,把黄昏时短暂的暮色也给吞没了。
    5. They move from a reactive response to outbreaks at borders and points of entry, to a proactive response aimed at snuffing out a threat at source, before it has a chance to spread internationally.
      《条例》从被动地应对边境和入境口岸的疾病暴发转向积极主动地作出反应,目的是在出现国际传播机会之前,从根源上消除威胁。
    6. Ooh, it gets me hot when you talk about snuffing out lives.
      噢,你谈到开杀戒真让我兴奋。