Nose around Meaning in English
expression
释义
To search, look around, or investigate something in a way that is curious and often not entirely welcome; usually about looking for information that is private or not your business.
用法与细微差别
Informal and sometimes mildly negative; often used to warn people not to be too curious. Common with 'in' or 'around' a place (e.g., 'nose around my room'). Not exactly the same as 'snoop', which can sound harsher.
例句
Don't nose around in other people's desks.
basic
She loves to nose around old bookstores.
basic
Why are you nosing around the kitchen late at night?
basic
I caught him nosing around my stuff when I got home.
natural
Just nosing around—I like seeing how other people organize their homes.
natural
"Stop nosing around and mind your own business," she snapped.
natural