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

• He himself slept peacefully, and snored aloud;
  他自己倒是睡得很香，鼾声震天。
• Those who snored more than three times a week, 7.4% of the total, were classified as habitual snorers.
  那些1周打鼾超过3次者，总数的7.4%，被归类为习惯性打鼾者。
• The study found that 21 percent of the dogs and 7 percent of the cats snored!
  研究发现有21%和7%的猫狗打呼噜！
• The congregation consisted chiefly of a few young folk, who snored sonorously.
  教堂里的会众主要是些响亮地打着鼾的年轻人。
• Um, well, she did a monologue on how I snored, and I think I mentioned something to her about that.
  呃，好吧，她都做了一开场白说我睡觉打呼，我想我已经就此跟她“备案”过了。
• He snored all night, and I could not sleep.
  他整晚打鼾，我无法睡觉。
• During the night he kicked and snored, grabbing greedily at me with his well-moisturized hands like a child snatching at free candy.
  睡觉的时候他不停的打呼噜，又蹬被，用他满是汗渍的双手贪婪的抱着我的身体，就像一个孩子抓到了一个免费的糖果。
• For the first time it struck him with what majestic leisureliness they turned the pages of their books, trifled with their teacups, or lightly snored.
  他第一次注意到他们翻阅书本，举怀品茗，或者轻轻打鼾时，全都有多么俨然不可一世的悠闲劲。
• 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。
• The lazy man snored away the afternoon.
  那个懒人整个下午都在呼呼大睡。