英语词汇snuff怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ snuff /ˈsnʌf/ verb

snuffs; snuffed; snuffing

¹ snuff

/ˈsnʌf/

verb

snuffs; snuffed; snuffing

Learner's definition of SNUFF

[+ object]

: to cause (something, such as a candle or cigarette) to stop burning by pressing it with your fingers, covering it, etc.熄灭；掐灭

She snuffed the candles after everyone had left the table.大家离开餐桌后，她熄灭了蜡烛。

— often + out

She snuffed out her cigarette.她掐灭了香烟。

informal

a : to cause the end of (something)使终止；使结束

The home run ended the game and snuffed their chances to win a championship.这一记全垒打终结了比赛，也使他们夺冠的希望破灭了。
Their hopes were snuffed.他们的希望破灭了。

— often + out

Their chances of winning were snuffed out.他们已无获胜的机会。
Her life was snuffed out by cancer.癌症夺去了她的生命。

b : to kill (someone)杀死（某人）

a gangster who was/got snuffed by a rival被对手杀死的黑帮成员

— often + out

They threatened to snuff him out.他们威胁要干掉他。

snuff it

British, informal

: to die死亡

He snuffed it at a young age.他年纪轻轻的就去世了。

² snuff /ˈsnʌf/ noun

² snuff

/ˈsnʌf/

noun

Learner's definition of SNUFF

[noncount]

: a type of tobacco that is chewed, placed against the gums, or inhaled into the nose鼻烟

He took a pinch of snuff.他吸了一撮鼻烟。

up to snuff

US, informal

: good enough : as good as expected or wanted状况良好；达到要求

I'm trying to get my math skills up to snuff.我在努力使自己的数学技能达标。
The performances by the actors were not up to snuff.演员们的表演有失水准。

单词	snuff
释义	snuff (noun) snuff 3 ENTRIES FOUND: snuff (verb) snuff (noun) up (adjective) ¹ snuff /ˈsnʌf/ verb snuffs; snuffed; snuffing ¹ snuff /ˈsnʌf/ verb snuffs; snuffed; snuffing Learner's definition of SNUFF [+ object] 1 : to cause (something, such as a candle or cigarette) to stop burning by pressing it with your fingers, covering it, etc.熄灭；掐灭 She snuffed the candles after everyone had left the table.大家离开餐桌后，她熄灭了蜡烛。 — often + out She snuffed out her cigarette.她掐灭了香烟。 2 informal a : to cause the end of (something)使终止；使结束 The home run ended the game and snuffed their chances to win a championship.这一记全垒打终结了比赛，也使他们夺冠的希望破灭了。 Their hopes were snuffed.他们的希望破灭了。 — often + out Their chances of winning were snuffed out.他们已无获胜的机会。 Her life was snuffed out by cancer.癌症夺去了她的生命。 b : to kill (someone)杀死（某人） a gangster who was/got snuffed by a rival被对手杀死的黑帮成员 — often + out They threatened to snuff him out.他们威胁要干掉他。 snuff it British, informal : to die死亡 He snuffed it at a young age.他年纪轻轻的就去世了。 ² snuff /ˈsnʌf/ noun ² snuff /ˈsnʌf/ noun Learner's definition of SNUFF [noncount] : a type of tobacco that is chewed, placed against the gums, or inhaled into the nose鼻烟 He took a pinch of snuff.他吸了一撮鼻烟。 up to snuff US, informal : good enough : as good as expected or wanted状况良好；达到要求 I'm trying to get my math skills up to snuff.我在努力使自己的数学技能达标。 The performances by the actors were not up to snuff.演员们的表演有失水准。
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