I. sniff [snɪf] СУЩ.
II. sniff [snɪf] ГЛ. неперех.
| I | sniff |
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| you | sniff |
| he/she/it | sniffs |
| we | sniff |
| you | sniff |
| they | sniff |
| I | sniffed |
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| you | sniffed |
| he/she/it | sniffed |
| we | sniffed |
| you | sniffed |
| they | sniffed |
| I | have | sniffed |
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| you | have | sniffed |
| he/she/it | has | sniffed |
| we | have | sniffed |
| you | have | sniffed |
| they | have | sniffed |
| I | had | sniffed |
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| you | had | sniffed |
| he/she/it | had | sniffed |
| we | had | sniffed |
| you | had | sniffed |
| they | had | sniffed |
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Sharks can sniff out blood, so don't swim with open wounds.
www.cnn.com If you're not a practical construction expert, sniff out someone who is.
www.ft.com She gathers a group of followers to help her sniff out traitors, though her actions unwittingly drive wedges between many of the noble class.
en.wikipedia.org He learned how to sniff out mines, didn't flinch under gunfire and eagerly threw himself out of planes thousands of feet in the air.
www.dailymail.co.uk Most people take a big sniff out of something they expect to be pleasant but stop sniffing when they smell something unpleasant.
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