snored

英 [snɔːd]

美 [snɔːrd]

v.  打鼾; 打呼噜
snore的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 打鼾;打呼噜
  When someone who is asleepsnores, they make a loud noise each time they breathe.
  1. His mouth was open, and he was snoring.
     他张着嘴巴，打着呼噜。
  2. Snoreis also a noun.
     
  3. Uncle Arthur, after a loud snore, woke suddenly.
     阿瑟叔叔打了一个响鼾后，突然醒了过来。

双语例句

• The child with a cold in his nose snored all night.
  这孩子感冒了，鼻子整晚都抽个不停。
• He snored all night, and I could not sleep.
  他整晚打鼾，我无法睡觉。
• The wily thief, who had been watching her while she carried out the programme he had foreseen, waited only until she snored again, and then took her money and departed.
  老谋略深算的小偷，已经知道她拿钱币的整个过程，只等待她再次打呼噜，自己可以拿上钱财走人。
• Bev says in the past she would have to search for another place to sleep when her husband snored.
  贝弗说，过去他丈夫打鼾的时候她都不得不另找地方睡觉。
• No sleep returned until the two fell quiet, she humming to herself while the little frog snored contentedly.
  直到这两位平静下来，我才又睡过去。她自吟自唱，而小青蛙心满意足地打鼾。
• I don't believe it. I've never snored before. I am not afraid of him, but I doubt him.
  我不信，我从来不打鼾的。我不怕他，但我不信任他。
• The prince took a nap and snored under the tree.
  王子睡了个午觉，并在树下睡去。
• He himself slept peacefully, and snored aloud;
  他自己倒是睡得很香，鼾声震天。
• The lazy man snored away the afternoon.
  那个懒人整个下午都在呼呼大睡。
• The executor snored out the estate.
  遗嘱执行人把遗产分给各个人。