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

The cosmic rocket carrying an automatic interplanetary station snot off into cosmic space.
宇宙火箭带着自动星际站飞快冲向宇宙空间。
Won't the Ministry of Agriculture people have something to say if they are snot out and we moved in?
如果把农业部的人赶抽去而我们搬进去，难道他们不会说什么吗？
Getting the snot kicked out of them.
正被那个野蛮人踢得到处乱飞呢。
Of course they would have kicked the snot out of him.
他们当然就会把他打得很惨。
Mucus is the sticky, slimy stuff that's made inside your nose. You may have another name for nose mucus: snot.
黏液是我们鼻子里黏稠又粘滑的液体，你也可以叫它鼻涕。
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。
The workplace now is vastly different than it was when I was a lad in shortpants three decades ago running around in the schoolyard, wiping snot from my nose and learning about the Cold War.
与30年前我穿着短裤在学校操场上疯跑，擦着鼻涕，学习冷战时相比，如今的工作场所发生了天翻地覆的变化。
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。
He snot an arrow from his bow.
他射出了弓上的箭。
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？