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Detailed Translations for noses from English to Dutch

noses:

noses [the ~] noun

  1. the noses (nozzles; cornets; spouts; embouchures; mouth-pieces)
    mondstukken van tabakspijpen

Translation Matrix for noses:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
mondstukken van tabakspijpen cornets; embouchures; mouth-pieces; noses; nozzles; spouts

Related Words for "noses":


noses form of nose:

nose [the ~] noun

  1. the nose
    de neus; neus anatomie
  2. the nose (spout; flair)
    de tuit
  3. the nose (flair)
    het kroontje; het appelkroontje

to nose verb (noses, nosed, nosing)

  1. to nose (browse; ferret; pry; smell)
    snuffelen
    • snuffelen verb (snuffel, snuffelt, snuffelde, snuffelden, gesnuffeld)

Conjugations for nose:

present
  1. nose
  2. nose
  3. noses
  4. nose
  5. nose
  6. nose
simple past
  1. nosed
  2. nosed
  3. nosed
  4. nosed
  5. nosed
  6. nosed
present perfect
  1. have nosed
  2. have nosed
  3. has nosed
  4. have nosed
  5. have nosed
  6. have nosed
past continuous
  1. was nosing
  2. were nosing
  3. was nosing
  4. were nosing
  5. were nosing
  6. were nosing
future
  1. shall nose
  2. will nose
  3. will nose
  4. shall nose
  5. will nose
  6. will nose
continuous present
  1. am nosing
  2. are nosing
  3. is nosing
  4. are nosing
  5. are nosing
  6. are nosing
subjunctive
  1. be nosed
  2. be nosed
  3. be nosed
  4. be nosed
  5. be nosed
  6. be nosed
diverse
  1. nose!
  2. let's nose!
  5. nosed
  6. nosing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for nose:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
appelkroontje flair; nose
kroontje flair; nose
neus nose
neus anatomie nose
tuit flair; nose; spout
- nozzle; olfactory organ
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
snuffelen browse; ferret; nose; pry; smell burrow; grabble; investigate; research; rummage; search for; sniff around
- horn in; intrude; nuzzle; poke; pry; scent; wind
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- scent

Related Words for "nose":


Synonyms for "nose":


Related Definitions for "nose":

  1. a front that resembles a human nose (especially the front of an aircraft)1
    • the nose of the rocket heated up on reentry1
  2. the front or forward projection of a tool or weapon1
    • he ducked under the nose of the gun1
  3. a projecting spout from which a fluid is discharged1
  4. the organ of smell and entrance to the respiratory tract; the prominent part of the face of man or other mammals1
    • he has a cold in the nose1
  5. a natural skill1
    • he has a nose for good deals1
  6. the sense of smell (especially in animals)1
    • the hound has a good nose1
  7. a symbol of inquisitiveness1
    • keep your nose out of it1
  8. a small distance1
    • my horse lost the race by a nose1
  9. defeat by a narrow margin1
  10. rub noses1
  11. push or move with the nose1
  12. advance the forward part of with caution1
    • She nosed the car into the left lane1
  13. catch the scent of; get wind of1
    • The dog nosed out the drugs1
  14. search or inquire in a meddlesome way1
    • This guy is always nosing around the office1

Wiktionary Translations for nose:

nose
noun
  1. length of a horse’s nose
  2. tip of an object
  3. protuberance on the face
nose
noun
  1. een orgaan dat gebruikt wordt bij de ademhaling en om te ruiken
verb
  1. nieuwsgierig doorzoeken
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• nose → boeg ↔ Bug — Nautik, Aviatik: Schiffsvorderteil, Flugzeugvorderteil
• nose → neus ↔ Nase — 'etwas, das wie [1] aussieht
• nose → neus ↔ Nase — ein Geruchs- und Atmungsorgan in der Mitte des Gesichts
• nose → neus ↔ nez — Appendice au milieu de la figure d’un humain
• nose → neus ↔ nez — Avant d’un avion

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