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nuzzle

/ˈnʌz.əl/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour décrire l'action de frotter ou de presser doucement son nez ou son visage contre quelqu'un ou quelque chose, souvent en signe d'affection.

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/ˈnʌz.əl/C1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour décrire l'action de frotter ou de presser doucement son nez ou son visage contre quelqu'un ou quelque chose, souvent en signe d'affection.

A verb used to describe the act of gently rubbing or pressing the nose or face against someone or something, often as a sign of affection.

  1. Snuggle or nestleB2informal

    To press or rub gently against someone or something, often with the nose or face, as a sign of affection or to get comfortable.

    frSe blottir ou se frotter tendrement

    • The puppy nuzzled into its owner's lap.
    • She nuzzled her face into the soft pillow.
    • The child nuzzled against his mother's shoulder.

    Synonymesburrowcuddlenestlenudgesnuggle

  2. Rub nosesB2informal

    To touch or rub with the nose, often as a gesture of affection or greeting.

    frSe frotter le nez

    • The two horses nuzzled each other gently.
    • He nuzzled her cheek before saying goodbye.
    • The cat nuzzled my hand, asking for attention.

    Synonymesnosenudge

  3. Dig with the snoutC1formal

    To push or dig with the nose or snout, especially in search of food or to create a space.

    frFouiller avec le museau

    • The pig nuzzled the ground for truffles.
    • The badger nuzzled a hole under the fence.
    • The dog nuzzled its way through the pile of leaves.

    Synonymesburrowforagegrubnoseroot

Formes
  • nuzzled past participle
  • nuzzled past simple
  • nuzzling present participle
  • nuzzles third person singular
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