Definition of snore - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
noisesound made when someone breathes noisily during sleep
- His snore was loud enough to wake the dog.
2.
- The lecture was a total snore.
Verb
1.
sleeping noisebreathe noisily during sleep due to obstructed air passages
- He began to snore soon after falling asleep..
2.
- She pretended to snore during the dull lecture..
Expressions with snore
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extremely boring event or situation
The lecture turned into a snore-fest after the first hour.
Origin of snore
Old English, snora (to snore)
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snoring
snore loudly while sleeping
Examples of snore in a sentence
A sudden snore interrupted the meeting. The movie was such a snore that I fell asleep. His speech was a snore, lacking any excitement. She would snore loudly, disturbing everyone in the house. The dog would snore softly at the foot of the bed. He began to snore loudly during the monotonous speech.
The audience started to snore, signaling their disinterest.
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- French:ronflement, ronfler, ...
- German:Schnarchen, schnarchen, ...
- Italian:russare, ronfare, ...
- Spanish:ronquido, roncar, ...
- Portuguese:ronco, roncar, ...
- Chinese:鼾声, 打鼾, ...
- Japanese:いびき, いびきをかく, ...
- Arabic:شَخِير, شَخَر, ...
- Hebrew:נְחִירָה, לִנְחוֹר, ...
- Russian:храп, храпеть, ...
- Ukrainian:хропіння, хропіти, ...
- Hindi:खर्राटा, खर्राटे लेना, ...
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