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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
sniffer dog [Am ˈsnɪfər ˌdɔɡ, Brit ˈsnɪfə dɒɡ] SUBST Brit
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
sniffer [Am ˈsnɪfər, Brit ˈsnɪfə] SUBST ugs
1. sniffer (person):
2. sniffer (detector):
3. sniffer (nose):
napia(s) f(pl) ugs
4. sniffer COMPUT:
dog1 [Am dɔɡ, Brit dɒɡ] SUBST
1.1. dog ZOOL:
perro m / perra f
to put on the dog Am ugs
to put on the dog Am ugs
darse pisto Esp ugs
to put on the dog Am ugs
mandarse la(s) parte(s) CSur ugs
tratar a alguien como a un perro
1.2. dog <dogs, pl > (races) Brit ugs:
2. dog (fellow):
dog ugs, veraltend
tipo m ugs
pillín m ugs
3.1. dog sl, abw (ugly woman):
cardo m ugs
callo m Esp ugs
bagre m AmS ugs
3.2. dog sl, abw (worthless thing):
dog Am
bodrio m ugs
dog Am
4. dog (clamp):
dog2 <Part Präs dogging; Past, Past Part dogged> VERB trans
1. dog (trouble):
dog often pass
to dog it Am
2. dog (follow closely):
im PONS Wörterbuch
sniffer dog [ˈsnɪfəʳˌdɒg, Am ˈsnɪfɚˌdɑ:g] SUBST
im PONS Wörterbuch
I. dog [dɒg, Am dɑ:g] -gg- SUBST
dog (animal):
perro(-a) m (f)
the (dirty) dog! ugs
Wendungen:
every dog has its day Sprichw
to give a dog a bad name Brit Sprichw
II. dog [dɒg, Am dɑ:g] -gg- VERB trans (pursue)
dog übtr
OpenDict-Eintrag
dog SUBST
im PONS Wörterbuch
sniffer dog [ˈsnɪf·ər·ˌdɔg] SUBST
im PONS Wörterbuch
I. dog [dɔg] SUBST
1. dog:
perro(-a) m (f)
2. dog sl (unattractive person):
Wendungen:
every dog has its day Sprichw
every dog has its day Sprichw
to give a dog a bad name Sprichw
II. dog <-gg-> [dɔg] VERB trans (pursue)
dog übtr
Present
Idog
youdog
he/she/itdogs
wedog
youdog
theydog
Past
Idogged
youdogged
he/she/itdogged
wedogged
youdogged
theydogged
Present Perfect
Ihavedogged
youhavedogged
he/she/ithasdogged
wehavedogged
youhavedogged
theyhavedogged
Past Perfect
Ihaddogged
youhaddogged
he/she/ithaddogged
wehaddogged
youhaddogged
theyhaddogged
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It is likely only a matter of time before a fresh legal challenge is made to the practice of police sniffer dog searches.
www.abc.net.au
He is questioned about the fire by insurance investigators in the scenario and a sniffer dog starts barking at the advertising guru.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Two helicopters swooped into the pit numerous times during the day to drop off police officers, firefighters, geologists and a sniffer dog.
news.nationalpost.com
The bosses took a sniffer dog around on the ship -- but we always knew which route it would take, so it was easy to avoid.
www.mirror.co.uk
Each sniffer dog begins training when it is about a year old and lasts for three months.
www.dailymail.co.uk