smell

smell　英 [smel] 　美 [smɛl]

v. 嗅，闻；有…气味　 n. 气味，嗅觉；臭味　

进行时:smelling　过去式:smelled　过去分词:smelt　第三人称单数:smells　名词复数:smells　

Dinner smells good.　饭菜闻起来很香啊。

The drains smell.　下水道散发着臭气。

Smell is one of your five senses—the one you use your nose for. Dogs have such a sharp sense of smell that they can sniff out things like explosives and drugs.

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v. 嗅，闻；有…气味
n. 气味，嗅觉；臭味

1. Dinner smells good.

饭菜闻起来很香啊。
2. The drains smell.

下水道散发着臭气。
3. What's that smell?

这是一股什么臭味？
4. The room smelt damp.

屋子里有潮气。
5. It smells in here.

这儿有一股难闻的气味。
6. I can smell trouble.

我感觉会有麻烦。
7. What does the perfume smell like?

这种香水闻起来像什么？
8. The dog had smelt a rabbit.

狗嗅到了兔子的气味。

smell (n.) "odor, aroma, stench," late 12c.; "faculty of perceiving by the nose," c. 1200; see smell (v.). Ousted Old English stenc (see stench) in most senses.
smell (v.) late 12c., "emit or perceive an odor," not found in Old English, perhaps cognate with Middle Dutch smolen, Low German smelen "to smolder" (see smolder). However, OED says "no doubt of Old English origin, but not recorded, and not represented in any of the cognate languages." Related: Smelled or smelt; smelling.

smell ★ / smel ; NAmE smel / verb , noun smell smells smelled smelt smelling verb ★ ( smelled , smelled ) ( BrE also smelt , smelt / smelt ; NAmE smelt / ) 1 ★ [intransitive ] 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 smellof sth ◆ His breath smelt of garlic. 他嘴里有蒜味。 smelllike sth ◆ What does the perfume smell like? 这种香水闻起来像什么？ 2 ★ [transitive , no passive ] ( not used in the progressive tenses; often with canor could 不用于进行时；常与 can 或 could 连用 ) to notice or recognize a particular smell 闻到，嗅到（气味） smellsth ◆ He 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。 smellsth doing sth ◆ Can you smell something burning? 你有没有闻到什么东西烧焦了？ smell(that)… ◆ I could smell that something was burning. 我闻得到有什么东西烧焦了。 3 [intransitive ] ( not used in the progressive tenses; often with canor could 不用于进行时，常与 can 或 could 连用 ) 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。 4 ★ [transitive ] smellsth ( not usually used in the passive 通常不用于被动语态 ) 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，然后告诉我是什么。 ◆ I bent down to smell the flowers. 我弯下腰闻花香。 5 ★ [intransitive ] ( not used in the progressive tenses 不用于进行时 ) 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 smellsin 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。 6 [transitive , no passive ] smellsth to 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。 IDIOMS 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 ☞more at rose n. , wake v. PHRASAL VERB ˌsmell sb/sth↔ˈout 1 to 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。 2 to find sth by smelling 嗅出；闻出 ◆ dogs trained to smell out drugs 受过训练的缉毒犬 noun ★ 1 ★ [countable , uncountable ] the quality of sth that people and animals sense through their noses 气味 ◆ a faint/strong smellof 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。 2 ★ [singular ] 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！ 3 ★ [uncountable ] 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。 4 [countable ] 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。 IDIOMsee sweet adj. VOCABULARY BUILDING 词汇扩充 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： ■ scentedcandles 香烛 ■ aromaticoils 芳香油 ■ fragrantperfume 芬芳的香水 ■ sweet-smellingflowers 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： ■ smellycheese 有难闻气味的奶酪 ■ stinkingfish 发臭的鱼 ■ mustyold books 发霉的旧书 ■ acridsmoke 呛人的烟 Types of smell 各种气味 Pleasant smells 令人愉悦的气味： ■ the rich aromaof 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 scentof 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 stenchof rotting meat 腐肉的恶臭 ■ the stinkof stale sweat 汗臭味 ■ the reekof beer and tobacco 啤酒和烟草的强烈臭味 smell / smel ; NAmE smel / smelt / smelt ; NAmE smelt /

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