sneeze

éternuer

Expulser brusquement de l’air par le nez et la bouche parce que le nez est irrité.

En anglais simple : To suddenly force air out through your nose and mouth because something bothers your nose.

• The dust made me sneeze.
• She sneezed three times during dinner.
• Do you sneeze when you smell pepper?

Comment l'utiliser : sneeze into something (Please sneeze into a tissue.)

Expressions courantes : sneeze loudly, sneeze into something, sneeze all day, sneeze repeatedly

éternuement

Expulsion brusque d’air par le nez et la bouche, provoquée par une irritation du nez.

En anglais simple : A sudden burst of air from your nose and mouth caused by something bothering your nose.

• His sneeze woke the baby.
• She tried to hold back a sneeze.
• Loud sneezes came from the next room.

Expressions courantes : a loud sneeze, a sudden sneeze, hold back a sneeze, a violent sneeze