Nose English: nose

Symbol: English? [n?z] American? [no?z]

nose English? [n?z] [no?z]

Nose. [no?z]

Third person singular: noses Third person plural: noses Present participle: nosing Past participle: nosed Past tense: nosed

nose Basic explanation

Noun: Nose; Olfactory; Aromatic; Fragrance; Aroma. A protruding part

Transitive verb: to sniff out, to smell; to touch with the nose; to taste (wine) with the nose, etc.; to probe

Inferior verb: to proceed with care and exploration; to probe

nose Related phrases

1. ?pay through the nose?: to be blackmailed

2. turn through the nose: to be blackmailed

3. p>

2. turn up one's nose at : look down on;

3.?have a good nose?: have a good sense of smell;

4. blow one's nose : blow one's nose;

5. keep one's nose clean : don't drink alcohol;

6.?run at the nose? run at the nose?: runny nose;

7. follow one's nose : straight away, by instinct;

8.?nose to nose?: face to face;

9.?nose over?: to turn over with the nose on the ground;

10.?nose up?

11.?on the nose?: just right;

12. fuddle one's nose : to get drunk;

13. speak through one's nose : to speak with a nasal sound;

14. look down one's nose at : to look down on;

15.?nose? p>15.?nose down? : to swoop down;

nose Related Example Sentences

Transitive Verbs

1. The ship nosed her way through the winding channel. the winding channel.

2. The dog nosed out a rat.

The dog smelled a rat.

Nouns

1. A sweet smell greeted the?nose.

The scent was overwhelming.

2. She pointed the?nose?of the car towards home.

3. A dog has a good?nose.

A dog has a good sense of smell.