1. not to be sneezed at : 不可轻视, 值得考虑；

1. When you have a cold, you sneeze a lot.
    感冒时，要打很多喷嚏。

2. I caught a cold and sneezed a lot.
    我得了感冒，老是打喷嚏。

1. Cole often emits a loud sneeze.
    科尔常常大声打喷嚏。

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1. 打喷嚏：) 日常生活中我们免不了会打嗝(belch)、打哈欠(hiccup)、打喷嚏(sneeze)以及清嗓子(clear your throat),这些行为在中国人眼里是自然现象,所以我们的处理方式就是沉默不语.

2. 大喷嚏：Caress:爱抚 | Sneeze:大喷嚏 | Explosion:爆炸

1. 打喷嚏
    When you sneeze, you suddenly take in your breath and then blow it down your nose noisily without being able to stop yourself, for example because you have a cold.

    e.g. What exactly happens when we sneeze?...
           我们打喷嚏究竟是怎么回事？
    e.g. See your doctor now to beat summer sneezing.
           马上去看病，把花粉过敏引起的打喷嚏治好。

2. 不容忽视;值得拥有
    If you say that something is not to be sneezed at, you mean that it is worth having.

    e.g. The money''s not to be sneezed at.
           别把这笔钱不当回事。

1. a symptom consisting of the involuntary expulsion of air from the nose

    Synonym: sneezingsternutation

1. exhale spasmodically, as when an irritant entered one''s nose

    e.g. Pepper makes me sneeze