Sneezes Meaning in English
word · lemma: sneeze
ˈsnizɪz
SNEEZ-iz
snˈiːzɪz
sNEEZ-iz
التعريف
To sneeze means to suddenly and forcefully push air out of your nose and mouth, often because of dust or illness. "Sneezes" is the third person singular form: he/she/it sneezes.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
"Sneezes" is used with he/she/it in the present simple: "She sneezes." Common in contexts of illness, allergies, or dust. Not used to describe coughing. After someone sneezes, it's common to say "Bless you!" in English.
Spanish: estornudaPortuguese (BR): espirraPortuguese (PT): espirraChinese (Simplified): 打喷嚏Chinese (Traditional): 打噴嚏Hindi: छींकेArabic: يعطسBengali: হাঁচেRussian: чихаетJapanese: くしゃみをするVietnamese: hắt hơiKorean: 재채기한다Turkish: hapşırırUrdu: چھینکتا ہےIndonesian: bersin
جمل نموذجية
She sneezes when there's dust in the air.
basic
My cat sneezes a lot in the spring.
basic
He always sneezes after eating pepper.
basic
Every time Sarah sneezes, someone says 'Bless you!'
natural
The dog sneezes so loudly, it scares the neighbors.
natural
If someone sneezes in class, the teacher stops and smiles.
natural