sneeze

sneeze — 動詞

1. to suddenly push air out of the body through both the nose and the mouth in a sh

1.動詞不及物A2
釋義

打噴嚏

鼻子和嘴巴突然排出空氣的動作

to suddenly push air out of the body through both the nose and the mouth in a short, uncontrolled reflex, usually set off by a cold, dust, or a strong smell

例句

Bilal sneezed loudly during the quiet exam, and everyone turned to look at him.

Bilal 在安靜的考試中大聲打噴嚏，所有人都轉頭看他。

sneeze + adverb (loudly)

Whenever Naoko walks past the flower shop, the pollen makes her sneeze.

每當 Naoko 經過花店，花粉就會讓她打噴嚏。

make + object + sneeze

文法句型

sneeze + adverb(optional)

make + object + sneeze

用法筆記

Always intransitive — you cannot 'sneeze something' directly. To describe where the air goes, use a prepositional phrase such as 'sneeze on', 'sneeze into', or 'sneeze over'. The fixed phrase 'nothing to sneeze at' is a separate idiom meaning 'worth considering seriously' and does not follow this sense's grammar.

常見錯誤

❌He sneezed the dust off the table.
✅The dust on the table made him sneeze.
💡The verb 'sneeze' is intransitive; you cannot sneeze something directly.
❌I sneezed my cold to my brother.
✅I gave my cold to my brother.' or 'My sneeze spread the cold to my brother.
💡Spread of illness is expressed with 'give' or 'pass on', not 'sneeze + object'.

sneeze — 名詞