1.Whenever you mention the word " Mommy, " they turn into sniveling ingrates.

你们只要一提起“妈妈”这个词，他们就变成了一群哀嚎中的忘恩负义之人。

2.I never snivel over trifles like that.

我从不为那样的琐事泣。机翻

3." What do you come snivelling here for" ?

“你来这里什么”？机翻

4.Put your handkerchief away — don't snivel before me.

把你的手帕收起来——别在我面前泣。机翻

5.But you will always remain good boys, snivelling in your corners.

但你们永远是好孩子， 躲在角落里泣。机翻

6.So he's probably off sniveling somewhere.

所以他可能在某个方泣。

7.Tyrion, of House Lannister, rightful lord of Casterly Rock, you sniveling worm. " Yollo" .

兰尼斯特家族的提利昂，岩城的合法主人，你这鼻涕虫。" 耶罗。"

8.It started to rain. Great drops beat on the roof of the car. Dudley sniveled.

开始下雨了。豆大的雨点落到车顶上。达力又抽抽鼻子了。

9.She thought all Janine's sniveling and repentance meant something, she thought Janine had been broken, she thought Janine was a true believer.

她认为珍妮所有的嘲笑和忏悔都意味着什么，她认为珍妮已经破碎了，她认为珍妮是一个真正的信徒。机翻

10.“Accident and chance and the fact that you crouched and sniveled behind the skirts of greater men and women, and permitted me to kill them for you! ”

“偶然，运气，还有就是你动不动藏到大人身后鼻子，听任我为了你而杀死他们！”

11." Be quiet, Bella, " said Voldemort dangerously. " I shall deal with you in a moment. Do you think I have entered the Ministry of Magic to hear your snivelling apologies? "

“安静，贝拉，”伏魔可怕说，“我一会儿再收拾你！你以为我进到魔法部是专程来听你诉道歉的吗？”

12." All the same, it's a holy joy to see you like that, sniveling and begging. I say, it seems to me that the private soldier is giving his general a sound beating" !

“尽管如此， 看到你这样， 泣和乞求， 真是太高兴了。我说，在我看来，这名士兵正在殴打他的将军” ！机翻

13.All three took snuff, and had long ceased to repress the habit of snivelling or to remove the brown blotches which strewed the frills of their dingy shirts and the yellowing creases of their crumpled collars.

三人都吸鼻烟，早已不再抑制流鼻涕的习惯，也不再去除散布在他们肮脏衬衫褶边上的棕色斑点和皱巴巴的衣领上发黄的皱褶。机翻

14.Then two or three boys laughed and sneered, and a big, brutal fellow, who was standing in the middle of the room, picked up a slipper and shied it at the kneeling boy, calling him a sniveling young shaver.

这时两三个男孩儿大声取笑讥讽小阿瑟，站在房子中间的一个高大野蛮的家伙，拾起一只拖鞋，掷向跪拜的男孩，把他称作<span class="key">啼啼的小教徒。

15.ROBERT [driving him to the wall, adjective by adjective] You have not only the honor of being my steward, but the privilege of being the worst, most incompetent, drivelling snivelling jibbering jabbering idiot of a steward in France.

罗伯特（把他逼到墙角， 一个形容词接一个形容词）你不仅有幸成为我的管家， 而且有幸成为法国管家中最糟糕、最无能、胡言乱语、泣、喋喋不休、喋喋不休的白痴。机翻