英语词汇“snow”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

词汇

snow

释义

snow

Theme: DECEPTION

n. deceitful talk; deception.

No snow, okay? I want straight talk.All I heard for an hour was snow. Now, what's the truth?

tr. to attempt to deceive someone.

Don't try to snow me!You can try to snow me if you want, but I'm onto your tricks.

Theme: DRUGS - POWDER

n. a powdered or crystalline narcotic: morphine, heroin, or cocaine. (Now almost always the latter.)

Now, snow is almost old-fashioned.The price of snow has come down a lot as South America exports more of it.

dumped on

mod. snowed on.

The entire Midwest was dumped on with about ten inches of snow.Our town really got dumped on last night.

dump on someone or something

in. to snow on someone or something.

Well, it dumped on us again last night.The cold front dumped on the northeast again today.

fluff-stuff

n. snow.

There is supposed to be an inch of fluff-stuff tonight.Fluff-stuff looks pretty, but it's no fun to shovel it.

snow

1. noun

a powdered drug, especially cocaine but at times heroin US, 1914.

silver; silver money UK, 1925.

passes for free admission to a performance; audience members who attend a performance using a free pass US, 1981.► no snow on your shoesin the context of a betting operation, trustworthy. From the belief that someone who has been inside the operation long enough for the snow to have melted off his shoes does not have advance information on a bet US, 1951

2. verb

to deceive someone; to flirt insincerely US, 1943.

in poker, to bluff or fake US, 1963

idiomsnowas pure as the driven snowused in order to say that someone has never done anything wrong or illegal, or that they have not had any sexual experiences:I don't pretend that I'm as pure as the driven snow myself, but there are some limits, and sleeping with your brother's wife is one of them.Perhaps Gwen Evans was as pure as the driven snow; that wouldn't stop other people falling in love with her.a snow job AmEAmEspoken lies and tricks that someone uses in order to try to make people believe something that is untrue:The whole story is a major snow job if you ask me. Rimelli would rather have us think he's insane.Thanks to a good script and great performances, this film is one Hollywood snow job you won't mind.(as) white as snowcompletely white without being dirty or without other colours mixed in:The lace collar looked white as snow against her brown skin.The old couple looked very similar, with hair as white as snow, and pale blue eyes.

snow

slang Cocaine. Hey man, can you score me some snow for this weekend? I dabbled a bit with snow when I was in college, but I mostly just stick to pot.

snow

1. n. deceitful talk; deception. All I heard for an hour was snow. Now, what’s the truth?

2. tv. to attempt to deceive someone. (see also snowed.) You can try to snow me if you want, but I’m onto your tricks.

3. and snowball and snowflakes and snow stuff n. a powdered or crystalline narcotic: morphine, heroin, or cocaine. (Now almost always the latter.) The price of snow stuff has come down a lot as South America exports more of it.

snow stuff

verb

See snow

See:

(as) white as snow
a snow job
be (as) pure as the driven snow
be (as) white as snow
be snowed out
be snowed under
do a snow job on (someone)
do a snow job on someone
get snowed
have snow on the mountain
have snow on the roof
Lady Snow
pure as the driven snow
risk of (some inclement weather)
roast snow in a furnace
snow
snow (one) under with (something)
snow bunny
snow in
snow job
snow on the mountain
snow on the roof
snow out
snow stuff
snow under
snow under with
snowball into (something)
snowbird
snowed
snowed in
snowed under
white as a sheet
white as snow

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