nose out

英 [nəʊz aʊt]

美 [noʊz aʊt]

嗅出；探听出; 险胜

英英释义

verb

• recognize or detect by or as if by smelling
  1. He can smell out trouble
  Synonym:sniff outscent outsmell out

双语例句

• Guy: Well I tried to make it quite clear, without offending Harry, that he should keep his nose out of mine.
  盖：我不想哈利不高兴，但也尽量向雷表明，他不该打探我的事。
• And aren't conservatives such as Horn all about family values, but also about government keeping its nose out of those private matters?
  象霍恩这样的保守派不就是想要坚持家庭价值观吗？那些人不就是要政府在这种私人事务上少管闲事吗？
• They could come to terms, if you would keep your nose out.
  他们会和好如初的，只要你不干涉。
• Take your nose out of my business, go to the mayor's office.
  你不要在这里管我的闲事，到市长办公室去。
• "That government governs best that governs least", Americans will nod sagely to each other, or, similarly," Keep the government's nose out of my business".
  “管得最少的政府是最好的政府，”美国人会摆出一副明智的样子，互相点着头说类似“不要让政府管我的事”这种话。
• That man can nose out a news story anywhere.
  那个人在任何地方都能搜寻出新闻。
• She told him to keep his nose out of her business.
  她告诉他不要管她的事。
• The boss is always chatting to one of the new typists, which has really put his secretary's nose out of joint.
  老板老是和一个新来的打字员交谈，这真使他的秘书非常嫉妒。
• You keep your nose out of this, or you might lose it.
  你趁早别管闲事，要不然准有亏让你吃。
• Mike poked his nose out of the window to see if it was still raining.
  迈克把脑袋伸出窗外，看看是否还在下雨。