nose

British pronunciation [n? Z], American pronunciation [no? z].

Nose can be used as nouns and verbs. In addition to "nose", its basic meanings include "using the nose", "the head of an airplane" and "moving forward cautiously".

As a noun, it means nose; Nose; Having a nose; Head, nose cone, etc of an airplane, spaceship, etc.

He broke his nose in the fight.

He broke his nose in a fight.

As a verb, it means to move forward carefully; Smell, arch and top.

The plane dived through thick clouds.

The plane passed through thick clouds and landed slowly.

Common phrases:

Hook nose; Eagle nose; High nose; Hook nose with high nose bridge

A runny nose; Snoring; A runny nose; Runny nose

Artificial nose [Basic medicine] Artificial nose; Artificial nose; False nose; artificial nose

Saddle nose; Flat nose; A flat nose with a sunken nose

Big nose, big nose; A nosy person; Mei Sen xiaoyi troupe

Bovine nose plate; Bow guide hole; Bovine nose tip; chronic rhinitis

Example:

She wrinkled her nose and was annoyed at his complete lack of enthusiasm.

She wrinkled her nose and was unhappy at his lack of enthusiasm.

He scoffed and fidgeted uneasily about the proposal.

He sneered at the proposal and felt embarrassed and uneasy.

High concentrations of ozone can irritate eyes, nose and throat.

High concentrations of ozone can irritate eyes, nose and throat.

I need plastic surgery. Give me a new nose.

I need a prosthetic operation to rebuild my nose.

The little girl stuck her nose on the window.

The little girl pressed her nose against the shop window.