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🔑 smellBrE /smel/NAmE /smel/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they smell BrE /smel/ NAmE /smel/present simple - he / she / it smells BrE /smelz/ NAmE /smelz/past simple smelled BrE /smeld/ NAmE /smeld/past participle smelled BrE /smeld/ NAmE /smeld/past simple (BrE also ) smelt BrE /smelt/ NAmE /smelt/past participle (BrE also ) smelt BrE /smelt/ NAmE /smelt/ -ing form smelling BrE /ˈsmelɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈsmelɪŋ/🔑 [I] to have a particular smell 有（或发出）…气味◆+ adj. The room smelt damp. 屋子里有潮气。◆Dinner smells good. 饭菜闻起来很香啊。◆a bunch of sweet-smelling flowers 一束散发着馨香的花◆~ of sthHis breath smelt of garlic. 他嘴里有蒜味。◆~ like sthWhat does the perfume smell like? 这种香水闻起来怎么样？🔑 [T, no passive] () to notice or recognize a particular smell 闻到，嗅到（气味）◆~ sthHe said he could smell gas when he entered the room. 他一进屋就说闻到了煤气味。◆The dog had smelt a rabbit. 狗嗅到了兔子的气味。◆I could smell alcohol on his breath. 我闻到他呼吸气中有酒味。◆~ sth doing sthCan you smell something burning? 你有没有闻到什么东西烧焦了？◆~ (that)…I could smell that something was burning. 我闻得到有什么东西烧焦了。 [I] () to be able to notice and recognize smells 能闻到气味；能嗅到气味◆I can't smell because I've got a bad cold. 我患了重感冒闻不到气味。🔑 [T] ~ sth() to put your nose near sth and breathe in so that you can discover or identify its smell 闻，嗅（气味） SYN sniff ◆Smell this and tell me what you think it is. 你闻一下这个，然后告诉我你觉得是什么。◆I bent down to smell the flowers. 我弯下腰闻花香。🔑 [I] () to have an unpleasant smell 有难闻的气味；散发着臭气◆The drains smell. 下水道散发着臭气。◆It smells in here. 这儿有一股难闻的气味。◆He hadn't washed for days and was beginning to smell. 他好久没洗澡了，身上都有味儿了。 [T, no passive] ~ sthto feel that sth exists or is going to happen 觉察出；感觉到◆He smelt danger. 他意识到了危险。◆I can smell trouble. 我感觉会有麻烦。 ●come up/out of sth smelling of ˈroses(informal) to still have a good reputation, even though you have been involved in sth that might have given people a bad opinion of you 虽卷入…而好名声依旧；事后于名誉无损●ˌsmell a ˈrat(informal) to suspect that sth is wrong about a situation 怀疑事情不妙；感觉情况不对●a ˌrose by any other ˌname would smell as ˈsweet(saying) what is important is what people or things are, not what they are called 玫瑰不叫玫瑰，依然芳香如故；名称并不是重要的东西●wake ˌup and smell the ˈcoffee(informal) () used to tell sb to become aware of what is really happening in a situation, especially when this is sth unpleasant 要清醒面对现实 ●ˌsmell sb/sth↔ˈoutto be aware of fear, danger, trouble, etc. in a situation 觉察到，意识到（坏事、危险、麻烦等）◆He could always smell out fear. 别人有什么恐惧，他总能觉察到。to find sth by smelling 嗅出；闻出◆dogs trained to smell out drugs 受过训练的缉毒犬 🔑 smellBrE /smel/NAmE /smel/ noun🔑 [C, U] the quality of sth that people and animals sense through their noses 气味◆a faint/strong smell of garlic 淡淡的/浓重的蒜味◆a sweet/fresh/musty smell 香甜的/新鲜的/发霉的气味◆There was a smell of burning in the air. 空气中有一股烧东西的焦煳味。◆The smells from the kitchen filled the room. 满屋子都是从厨房飘来的气味。Smells 气味Describing smells 描述气味These adjectives describe pleasant smells 下列形容词描述令人愉悦的气味： - scented candles 香烛
- aromatic oils 芳香油
- fragrant perfume 芬芳的香水
- sweet-smelling flowers 芳香扑鼻的花
To describe unpleasant smells you can use 描述令人不快的气味可以说： - smelly cheese 有难闻气味的奶酪
- stinking fish 发臭的鱼
- musty old books 发霉的旧书
- acrid smoke 呛人的烟
Types of smell 各种气味Pleasant smells 令人愉悦的气味： - the rich aroma of fresh coffee 新鲜咖啡醇厚的香味
- a herb with a delicate fragrance 散发淡雅香气的芳草
- a rose's sweet perfume 玫瑰的芳香
- the scent of wild flowers 野花的芬芳
Unpleasant smells 难闻的气味： - nasty household odours 家里难闻的气味
- the stench of rotting meat 腐肉的恶臭
- the stink of stale sweat 汗臭味
- the reek of beer and tobacco 啤酒和烟草的强烈臭味
🔑 [sing.] an unpleasant smell 难闻的气味；臭味◆What's that smell? 这是一股什么臭味？◆Yuk! What a smell! 哎哟！多难闻的气味！🔑 [U] the ability to sense things with the nose 嗅觉◆Dogs have a very good sense of smell. 狗的嗅觉非常灵敏。◆Taste and smell are closely connected. 味觉和嗅觉有密切的联系。 [C] the act of smelling sth 嗅；闻 SYN sniff ◆He took one smell of the liquid and his eyes began to water. 他闻了一下那种液体，就流起泪来了。●the sweet smell of sucˈcess(informal) the pleasant feeling of being successful 成功的喜悦；成功的美妙滋味 |