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1. The dog has nosed out a rat.
狗发现了一只老鼠。
1. 以微弱的优势打败对手,险胜：have a nose for finding something善于发现某事物 | nose out 以微弱的优势打败对手,险胜 | get one's nose in the air媚上傲下的,自负的
2. 鼻状露头：鼻状地形 stoss-and-lee topography | 鼻状露头 nose out | 比电阻 resistivity
3. 小胜出：nose on 告密 | nose out 小胜出 | nose ring 动物之鼻圈
4. 嗅出, 闻出; 察觉出; 险胜：nose into 驶往; 打听; 干预 | nose out 嗅出, 闻出; 察觉出; 险胜 | nose over (飞机)翻身, 机首着地而翻转
1. He had a corncob pipe and a carrot nose and two eyes made out of beer bottles.
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2. It was under discussion because nose hairs may be plucked out in the process, and cutting hair on the Sabbath is outlawed.
3. As time went on, her nose began to fester from the inside out.
4. Without a nose, he dared not go out for fear he might be treated as a bugbear.
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5. Go and learn to cook and keep your nose out of China's politics.
6. Do not treat a dry nose with water as that just dries the nose out even more.
7. Yao's inspectors are determined to nose out any cabs that smell bad inside.
8. A participant breathes in through the nose and out through the mouth.
9. Xiao reportedly took out her nose ring for the sake of her poor grandfather's health.
10. Use the tip of a sharp knife to cut out the shapes of eyes, nose and mouth.