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

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？
Hot snot, we are back in business! Guido! Luigi!
伙计们，我们有活儿干了！桂多！路易金！
The dog snot out of the gate and was half way across the field before we know it.
狗从大门口蹿出去，当我们发觉时，它已经穿过半块田地了。
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。
Of course they would have kicked the snot out of him.
他们当然就会把他打得很惨。
Nevertheless, no one had ever dealt with snot frozen on your face when it's really cold, or the agonizing postures one takes on the toilet during violent diarrhea.
然而，没有人会在十分寒冷的时候任鼻涕冻在脸上，或是在严重腹泻的时候在厕所里不停的变换痛苦的姿势。
I want to kick the snot out of this kid.
我想揍一顿这倒霉孩子。
Getting the snot kicked out of them.
正被那个野蛮人踢得到处乱飞呢。
The sports car snot away from the starting line.
赛车从起跑线上飞驰而去。
Snot running down the child's nose.
从这孩子的鼻子里流出的鼻涕。