영어

nose

gb/nˈoʊz/ us/nˈoʊz/
A1 영어
~ 2000
의미
의미 0개
명사 A1 entity
1

Front facial organ for smell

The part of your face above your mouth that you use to smell and breathe.

사용 패턴: [someone]'s nose
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes confuse 'nose' with 'nostril', but 'nostril' refers only to one of the openings in the nose.
유의어
snout (Used for animals; informal or humorous for people)
연어
blow your nose |runny nose |broken nose |pointed nose |big nose
주제
body |health |daily life |core_vocabulary
예문
  • Her nose was red from the cold.
  • He broke his nose in the accident.
  • I have a runny nose because of my allergies.
  • The baby has his father's nose.
  • She wrinkled her nose at the bad smell.
학습자용 예문
  • My nose is small.
  • He has a big nose.
  • I hurt my nose.
  • Her nose is red.
  • This is my nose.
명사 B1 property
2

Ability to detect smells

The ability to smell or find something, especially by noticing small signs.

사용 패턴: have a (good/bad) nose for [something]
자주 하는 실수:
Learners may take 'nose for' literally when it often means an ability to find or notice something, not just smelling.
유의어
instinct (Refers more broadly to natural ability, not just smell)
연어
have a good nose for |keen nose |sharp nose for detail
주제
senses |skills |body |core_vocabulary
예문
  • Dogs have an excellent nose for finding missing people.
  • She has a good nose for news stories.
  • His nose for trouble saved us from danger.
학습자용 예문
  • A dog has a good nose.
  • She has a nose for news.
  • He has a nose for money.
동사 B2 action
3

Move forward slowly with front first

To move slowly forward with the front part first.

사용 패턴: nose [something] forward/into [place]
자주 하는 실수:
Learners might confuse this with 'sniff' when referring to smell, but here it means slow forward movement.
유의어
edge (Similar slow movement but without emphasis on the front leading)
연어
nose the car into place |nosed into the room
주제
movement |daily_life |core_vocabulary
예문
  • The boat nosed into the harbor.
  • He nosed the car into a parking space.
  • The submarine nosed up to the surface.
학습자용 예문
  • The car nosed into the street.
  • He nosed the boat into the dock.
  • The bus nosed into the station.
명사 B1 entity
4

Front end of object or vehicle

The front part of something, like a plane or car.

유의어
front (General term; not specific to shape)
연어
plane's nose |nose cone
주제
transportation |core_vocabulary
예문
  • The pilot lowered the plane's nose for landing.
  • The race car's nose crossed the finish line first.
  • The missile's nose cone is designed to withstand heat.
학습자용 예문
  • The plane's nose is pointed.
  • The car's nose hit the wall.
  • The rocket's nose is strong.
문법
기본형
nose
IPA
GB/nˈoʊz/
US/nˈoʊz/
음절 및 강세
nose (1음절)
Stress on 1st syllable (nose)
활용형
Noun
  • Base: nose
  • Plural: nose, noses
Verb
  • Base: nose
  • 3rd Person Singular: noses
  • Present Participle: nosing
  • Past: nosed
관련 단어
Forms
noses noun nosing verb nosed verb
Core family
nasal adjective nostril noun B2
Related words
nosebleed noun nosy adjective
Advanced or less common
nosiness noun
표현

follow your nose

1
/fˈɑloʊ jˈʊɹ nˈoʊz/
idiom

Go straight ahead or trust instincts

To go in a straight line or make decisions based on what feels right without directions.

예문
  • Just follow your nose until you reach the park.
  • I followed my nose and found a great café.

keep your nose clean

1
/kˈip jˈʊɹ nˈoʊz klˈin/
idiom informal

Stay out of trouble

To behave well and not get into trouble.

예문
  • He kept his nose clean after leaving prison.
  • You should keep your nose clean while on probation.

right under your nose

1
/ɹˈaɪt ˈʌndɚ jˈʊɹ nˈoʊz/
idiom

Close but unnoticed

Very close to you but you don't see it.

예문
  • The keys were right under your nose the whole time.
  • The answer was right under my nose.

stick your nose into something

1
/stˈɪk jˈʊɹ nˈoʊz ˈɪntu sˈʌmθɪŋ/
idiom informal

Interfere in others' business

To get involved in things that are not your business.

예문
  • Stop sticking your nose into my personal life.
  • She loves to stick her nose into office gossip.

turn up your nose at something

1
/tˈɚn ˈʌp jˈʊɹ nˈoʊz ˈæt sˈʌmθɪŋ/
idiom

Reject as not good enough

To refuse something because you think it's not good enough for you.

예문
  • He turned up his nose at instant coffee.
  • They turned up their noses at our offer.

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