snuff

UK
/snʌf/
US
/snʌf/
snuffсуществительное
snuffs
множ.
UK
/snʌf/
US
/snʌf/
Переводы
нюхательный табак
He took a pinch of snuff from the box.
Он взял щепотку нюхательного табака из коробки.
He decided to quit using snuff for health reasons.
Он решил бросить употребление снюса по соображениям здоровья.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
A powdered tobacco that is inhaled or sniffed through the nose.
He carried a small tin of snuff in his pocket, which he would occasionally use during breaks.
The charred part of a candlewick.
She trimmed the snuff from the candle to ensure it burned evenly.
A film genre that depicts actual murder or death, often considered illegal and unethical.
The authorities investigated the claims of a snuff film being circulated in the underground market.
Синонимы
snuff tobacco
powdered tobacco
snuffглагол
snuffed
Прошедшее простое время
snuffed
Причастие прошедшего времени
snuffing
Герундий
UK
/snʌf/
US
/snʌf/
Переводы
She managed to snuff the candle with a quick breath.
Она смогла задуть свечу быстрым выдохом.
The firefighter was able to snuff the flames quickly.
Пожарный смог быстро потушить пламя.
He likes to snuff the scent of fresh flowers.
Ему нравится нюхать аромат свежих цветов.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
To extinguish or put out, especially a flame or light.
She snuffed the candle before leaving the room.
To inhale or sniff something, especially a powdered substance.
He snuffed the aroma of the freshly baked bread.
To kill or put an end to something abruptly.
The sudden storm snuffed their plans for a picnic.
Синонимы
snuff out
put out
snuffприлагательное
more snuff
Срав.
most snuff
Превосх.
Used attributively for items connected with powdered tobacco or to denote a brownish-yellow colour.
Определения
Relating to or used for snuff (powdered tobacco).
He keeps his precious blend in a snuff jar on the mantelpiece.
Of a dark yellowish-brown colour, resembling powdered tobacco.
The soldier’s snuff coat had faded after years of service.