及物动词剪（烛）花; 扑灭，熄灭（烛光）; 消灭，扼杀; 嗅
不及物动词死去; 熄灭（火焰）; （伤风鼻阻时）呼呼地吸（气），吸入; 闻，嗅
名词鼻烟; 烛花，灯花; 气息
1. snuff it : 死；
及物动词
1. Her hopes were quickly snuffed out.
她的希望迅速破灭。
2. The dog snuffed the scent of the fox.
狗闻到了狐狸的臭迹。
3. In the past the voice of dissension has been quickly snuffed out.
在过去不同的意见都很快被压制下去。
不及物动词
1. Greedy heirs waited for the old man to snuff out.
贪心的继承人等待着老头断气。
名词
1. My father used to take snuff.
我父亲过去常吸鼻烟。
1. 鼻烟：香烟(Cigarette),雪茄(Cigar),水烟(Hookah),嚼烟(Chewing Tobacco),鼻烟(Snuff)还有我们的优雅骑士??烟斗(Pipe). 那么,烟斗有什么优胜之处,使无数人为之着迷? 男人喜欢用烟斗,1000个人可能有1000条理由,
2. 灯花：灯具:lamps and lanterns | 灯花 snuff | 灯笼裤 bloomers galligaskins knickers pantalettes plus fours
3. 黄褐色,鼻烟色：snowy white 雪白色 | snuff 黄褐色,鼻烟色 | soft color 嫩色
4. 熄灭：snow 雪 | snuff 熄灭 | soak 打湿<把建筑物或燃烧对象完全弄湿
1. 鼻烟
Snuff is powdered tobacco which people take by breathing it in quickly through their nose.
2. 断气;死去
If someone snuffs it, they die.
e.g. He thought he was about to snuff it.
他觉得自己快要咽气了。
相关词组：snuff out
1. snuff
1. After the revolution and the establishment of the Republic in 1912, the fashion of taking snuff died away.
2. Individuals who smoke in banned areas will face a fine from 50 to 200 yuan if they do not agree to snuff the cigarette out.
3. Western snuff boxes were unsuited to humid Asian conditions and Chinese craftsmen created airtight bottles to keep the powder dry.
4. 911查询·英语单词
4. An ill wind threatens to snuff out the flame of development and prosperity spawned by a liberal international trading regime.
5. Big monopolies like microsoft only serve to snuff out the ingenuity of the free market!
6. The Southern Metropolitan News looked into the event and reported that a number of people have made fortunes by producing and selling animal snuff films.
7. Wang said the news is yet another setback to his snuff bottle museum, which depends on admission fees to make ends meet.
8. snuff的反义词
8. Three Chinese porcelain snuff bottles that are being auctioned by Bonhams in Hong Kong on May 28.
9. snuff什么意思
9. The CSIA has also warned that Linux developers are facing increasing risks of patent lawsuits, which could potentially snuff out Linux.
10. snuff
10. Hu backed an early conclusion of the Doha Round of trade talks to snuff the global financial crisis.
noun
1. sensing an odor by inhaling through the nose
Synonym: sniff
2. finely powdered tobacco for sniffing up the nose
3. snuff
3. a pinch of smokeless tobacco inhaled at a single time
4. the charred portion of a candlewick
verb
1. snuff
1. inhale audibly through the nose
e.g. snuff coke
2. sniff or smell inquiringly
Synonym: snuffle
adj
1. snuff colored
of a greyish to yellowish brown
Synonym: snuff-brown mummy-brown chukker-brown