Syntaxiom

sniveled

/snˈɪvəld/ verb

simple past and past participle of snivel

Word Origin From Old English 'snyflan' — to run at the nose, to snivel. It's related to 'snofl' (mucus) and the Proto-Germanic *snufalaz. The PIE root *sneu- meant 'to flow, drip,' also giving us snot and snout. Sniveled means having sniveled, or covered in tears and mucus — you can almost hear the sniffles.

verb simple past and past participle of snivel

The child sniveled quietly after scraping his knee.

(动词) 抽泣；啜泣；抽噎 【抽泣（snivel的过去式和过去分词）】

孩子擦伤膝盖后轻声抽泣着。

(verbo) pasado simple y participio pasado de snivel

El niño gimoteó en silencio después de rasparse la rodilla.

(verbe) pleurniché; reniflé; gémi [Passé simple et participe passé de snivel : pleurnicher ou renifler d'une manière geignarde.]

L'enfant pleurnichait doucement après s'être écorché le genou.

(Verb) schniefte; flennte; wimmerte [**sniveled** – (er/sie/es) weinte oder jammerte leise, oft in einer als schwach empfundenen Weise.]

Das Kind **sniveled** leise, nachdem es sich das Knie aufgeschürft hatte.

(動詞) めそめそと泣いた。鼻をすすりながら泣きじゃくった様子。

子供は膝を擦りむいた後、静かにめそめそと泣いた。

(verbo) choramingou; fungou; soluçou; lamuriu-se [pretérito e particípio passado de choramingar]

A criança choramingou baixinho depois de raspar o joelho.

Synonyms: whined cried whimpered blubbered wept complained moaned grizzled Antonyms: laughed rejoiced celebrated cheered
Word parts: snivel + ed

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