sniffle

• Ato de respirar de forma audível e difícil pelo nariz, geralmente devido a nariz entupido ou resfriado; também pode se referir ao som produzido por esse ato.

A noun referring to the act of breathing heavily or audibly through the nose, often due to nasal congestion or a cold.

1. Nasal congestion soundB1informal

   The act or sound of breathing heavily and audibly through the nose, typically due to a blocked or runny nose.

   Fungada

   • He let out a loud sniffle during the quiet movie.
   • Her constant sniffle was a sign of her cold.
   • I could hear a sniffle from the back of the classroom.

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• Verbo usado para descrever a ação de respirar de forma ruidosa através do nariz parcialmente entupido, frequentemente devido ao choro ou a um resfriado.

A verb used to describe the act of breathing audibly through a partially blocked nose, often due to crying or a cold.

1. Cry or whine with snufflingB1informal

   To cry or whine while making snuffling sounds, often due to a cold or sadness.

   Fungar

   • The child sniffled after falling off the swing.
   • She sniffled quietly during the sad movie.
   • He sniffled and wiped his nose with a tissue.

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2. Inhale audibly through the noseA2informal

   To breathe in through the nose in a way that makes a slight noise, often due to a runny nose or mild congestion.

   Fungar o nariz

   • He sniffled as he walked through the cold air.
   • She sniffled and reached for a handkerchief.
   • The man sniffled loudly during the entire meeting.

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