nose out

英 [nəʊz aʊt]

美 [noʊz aʊt]

嗅出；探听出; 险胜

英英释义

verb

• recognize or detect by or as if by smelling
  1. He can smell out trouble
  Synonym:sniff outscent outsmell out

双语例句

• "That government governs best that governs least", Americans will nod sagely to each other, or, similarly," Keep the government's nose out of my business".
  “管得最少的政府是最好的政府，”美国人会摆出一副明智的样子，互相点着头说类似“不要让政府管我的事”这种话。
• Kill me for sticking my nose out my own front door?
  就因为我把鼻子探出了自己的家门而杀死我吗？
• Look, just keep your nose out of our business.
  哎别管我们的事。
• Guy: Well I tried to make it quite clear, without offending Harry, that he should keep his nose out of mine.
  盖：我不想哈利不高兴，但也尽量向雷表明，他不该打探我的事。
• Can you just keep your nose out of my life?
  你能不能不要管我的生活。
• Alice had cowered under the blankets hiding from the bogey man, who, her elder brothers assured her, would come and get her if she so much as poked her nose out.
  艾丽斯畏缩在毛毯底下躲避那个妖怪，她哥哥使她相信，如果她把鼻子伸出来，妖怪就会来捉她。
• Now, don't get your nose out of joint.
  好了，别生气了。
• They could come to terms, if you would keep your nose out.
  他们会和好如初的，只要你不干涉。
• It happens to be nothing to do with Ed, but you keep your nose out of it, anyway.
  事情碰巧与埃德无关，可是无论如何你不要干预这事。
• He's so conceited that when she refused his invitation, it really put his nose out of joint.
  他很自负，她没接受他的邀请可把他的鼻子气歪了。