dictionnaire Polonais - Anglais

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I wish you wouldn't slurp your soup like that.

Try not to slurp or eat loudly. Making noises is very unappetising and many put pepole off eating

It’s rude to slurp your soup.

He slurped his tea.

They wolfed down their food in silence, punctuated only by slurps, grunts, and scraping knives.

She reached for the bottle of wine and slurped from it.

it's impolite to slurp one's soup.

The old man started to slurp his beer.

It's very rude to slurp when you're eating.

2. Slang A mouthful of a liquid: took a slurp of grape juice.

You mustn't slurp when eating. Especially when you are in the restaurant.

She was slurping her coke, it was really impolite.

Stop slurping!

Don’t slurp your soup! Eat it quietly.

In the U.S. it is disrespectful to slurp while eating noodles, but in Japan it is considered polite and even flattering.

Amanda sniffed and wiped her nose.

The dog sniffed at my shoes.

bomb was sniff out by dog

I've got a runny nose and can't stop sniffing

Don't sniff! Get a handkerchief and blow your nose.

He sniffed his socks to see if they needed washing.

‘Why’s the dog sniffing the fridge?’ ‘There’s fresh steak in there.’

I sniffed a little, and had myself in hand again.

I sniffed the flowers, they smelled so nice.

I got a sniff that he will betray us at some point.

a child with a runny nose sniffs