snook

英 [snuːk] 美[snʊk]
  • n. 大拇指按鼻端,其余四指张开以示轻蔑的手势
  • n. (Snook)人名;(英)斯努克

畅通词汇

英英释义


1. large tropical American food and game fishes of coastal and brackish waters; resemble pike

词组搭配


cock a snook&I{【多用于英国】}

To thumb one's nose

轻蔑:将拇指顶住鼻尖

“&I{[The clock]} is set wrong and hung crooked, as if to cock a snook at the importance of time” (&b{Kevin Crossley-Holland})

“&I{[时钟]} 走错了并且吊歪了,就好象对时间的重要性不屑一顾” (&b{凯文·克罗斯勒—荷兰})

实用场景例句


The boy cocked a snook at the policeman's back after being scolded.
男孩在被训斥之后在警察背后作轻蔑的手势.

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As a painter, she cocks a snook at traditional techniques.
作为一名画家, 她瞧不起传统画法.

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Amelia took regular flying lessons from her instructor Neta Snook.
她的指导老师耐塔.斯努克给她上常规的飞行课.

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He's called Snook, and he lives in a village of that ilk.
他叫斯努克, 住在斯努克村.

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She is so pompous and always cocks a snook at people from the countryside.
她非常傲慢,总是很瞧不起乡下来的人.

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双语例句


1. Tories cocked a snook at their prime minister over this legislation.
保守党人就这一法规向他们的首相表示了轻蔑。

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2. The boy cocked a snook at the policeman's back after being scolded.
男孩在被训斥之后在警察背后作轻蔑的手势.

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3. As a painter, she cocks a snook at traditional techniques.
作为一名画家, 她瞧不起传统画法.

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4. Amelia took regular flying lessons from her instructor Neta Snook.
她的指导老师耐塔.斯努克给她上常规的飞行课.

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5. He's called Snook, and he lives in a village of that ilk.
他叫斯努克, 住在斯努克村.

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英文词源


snook (n.)
"derisive gesture," 1791, of unknown origin.