词汇 | smell |
释义 | smell verb uk/smel/ us/smel/ smelled or smelt | smelled or smelt (CHARACTERISTIC) B1 [ I, L only + adj ]有…气味,发出…气味 to have a particular quality that others can notice with their noses My hands smell of onions. 我手上有洋葱味。 That cake smells good. 那蛋糕闻起来不错。 There's something in the fridge that smells mouldy. 冰箱里有东西闻起来发霉了。 Your feet smell (= have an unpleasant smell). Why don't you wash them? 你的脚臭哄哄的,为什么不洗洗呢?
(DISCOVER) B1 [ T ]闻出,闻到 to notice or discover something using the nose Come and smell these flowers! 过来闻闻这些花! Can you smell something burning? 你闻到烧焦味了吗? [ + (that) ] Didn't you smell (that) the pie was burning? 你没闻到馅饼烤焦了吗? I can smell something rotten in the bottom of the fridge. 我能闻到冰箱底部有什么东西馊了。 [ T ] informal嗅到,意识到 to know about or be aware of a situation without having to be told about it Brenda can smell trouble a mile off (= a long time in advance). 布伦达能很早之前就意识到麻烦。
(ABILITY) B2 [ I ]闻,嗅出 to have the ability to notice or discover that a substance is present by using your nose Humans can't smell as well as dogs. 人的嗅觉不如狗灵敏。 What I hate most about having a cold is not being able to smell. 感冒最让我讨厌的是闻不到气味。
Idioms come up/out smelling of rosesidiom UK (US come up/out smelling like roses) 虽卷入…仍保持名誉;证明清白 to have people believe that you are good and honest after a difficult situation that could have made you seem bad or dishonest When the results of the fraud investigation were announced last week, the staff came up smelling of roses. 上星期公布的诈骗案调查结果证明员工们是清白的。 smell a ratidiom 发觉有可疑之处,感到其中有诈 to recognize that something is not as it appears to be or that something dishonest is happening He's been working late with her every night this week - I smell a rat! 他这周每天晚上总是和她一起工作到很晚——我觉得很可疑! smell bloodidiom 发现有机可乘;意识到可以乘人之危 to recognize an opportunity to take advantage of someone who is in a difficult situation When she smells blood, you don't get a second chance. 当她意识到机会来了时,你就没有第二次机会了。 Phrasal verbs smell somewhere out (某处)弥漫着难闻的气味 to fill a place with a smell, in an unpleasant way That aftershave of yours is smelling out the whole house. 整个房子都弥漫着你那个须后水的味道。 smell something/someone out 闻出,嗅出 to discover where something or someone is by smelling At customs, dogs are used to smell out drugs in passengers' luggage. 在海关,狗被用来嗅查乘客行李中的毒品。 smell noun uk/smel/ us/smel/ (CHARACTERISTIC) B1 [ C ]气味 the characteristic of something that can be recognized or noticed using the nose What's your favourite smell? 你最喜欢什么气味? I love the smell of orange blossoms. 我喜欢橘子花的芳香。 The marketplace was filled with delightful smells. 市场上弥漫着令人愉悦的香味。 There's a delicious smell in here. 这儿有一种很香的气味。 I wish we could get rid of that smell (= bad smell) in the bathroom. 但愿我们能除掉浴室里那种难闻的气味。 the smell of somethingliterary 气息 the particular character or feeling that someone or something has She's still enjoying the sweet smell (= pleasant experience) of success after her victory in the world championships. 在世界锦标赛上获胜后,她仍沉浸在胜利的喜悦之中。
(ABILITY) B2 [ U ]嗅觉 the ability to notice or discover that a substance is present by using your nose Smell is one of the five senses. 嗅觉是5种感觉官能之一。 Dogs have a very good sense of smell. 狗的嗅觉很灵敏。
(DISCOVER) [ S ] mainly UK闻,嗅 the act of putting your nose near something and breathing in so that you can discover its characteristics with your nose Have a smell of this perfume. 来闻闻这种香水。 Related word: -smelling |
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