Snore meaning in English
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Definition
to snore: to breathe noisily while sleeping; to make snorting noises while asleep
Examples
- "It's so incredible that you don't snore in bed."
- "My ex-wife couldn't stop snoring."
- "Also she cheated on me with the mailman, and the dentist, and the pizza delivery guy, but the snoring was really bad."
- "Brian : After listening to you snoring for twelve hours, I think I'm ready for a martini."
Exercise 1
Let's find some interesting terms used in this letter! Remember to conjugate any verbs appropriately!
This term refers to the noise some people make while asleep, which can annoy their partners. "My ex-boyfriend had a very bad problem, so we had separate bedrooms".
This two-word term describes what happens when one person in a relationship has an "affair" or a liaison with someone outside the couple. "In June 1984, my mother my father with the milkman, which is why I don't look like my dad". (two words!)
This term refers to the noise some people make while asleep, which can annoy their partners. "My ex-boyfriend had a very bad problem, so we had separate bedrooms".
This two-word term describes what happens when one person in a relationship has an "affair" or a liaison with someone outside the couple. "In June 1984, my mother my father with the milkman, which is why I don't look like my dad". (two words!)
Let's find some interesting terms used in this letter! Remember to conjugate any verbs appropriately!
This term refers to the noise some people make while asleep, which can annoy their partners. "My ex-boyfriend had a very bad snoring 1 problem, so we had separate bedrooms".
This two-word term describes what happens when one person in a relationship has an "affair" or a liaison with someone outside the couple. "In June 1984, my mother cheated on 2 my father with the milkman, which is why I don't look like my dad". (two words!)
This term refers to the noise some people make while asleep, which can annoy their partners. "My ex-boyfriend had a very bad snoring 1 problem, so we had separate bedrooms".
This two-word term describes what happens when one person in a relationship has an "affair" or a liaison with someone outside the couple. "In June 1984, my mother cheated on 2 my father with the milkman, which is why I don't look like my dad". (two words!)
1 snoring: "Snoring" is the correct answer here. This terms describes the noisy inhalation and expulsion of air, usually through the nose, which afflicts some people when they sleep. This term can also be used as a verb. Example: "You were snoring very loudly last night, so I put a pillow over your head".
2 cheated on: The verb "to cheat on (someone)" means to have a romantic liaison which is not with your current partner. Example: "Audrey's husband cheated on her with another man". Note that the term "to cheat" (without "on") means to "trick" or "deceive", particularly in a game or sport: "I'm very good at cheating in poker matches".
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