stench 英 [stentʃ]   美 [stɛntʃ]

stench

stench  英 [stentʃ] 美 [stɛntʃ]

n. 恶臭;臭气  vt. 使…散发恶臭  vi. 发恶臭 

名词复数:stenches 

The stench of death is everywhere. 到处都是尸体散发的臭气。
His wife even threatened to stop sleeping with him, but she gave in first, insisting she should be loyal and put up with the stench. 辛格的妻子甚至用拒绝同床来威胁丈夫,但她还是先妥协了,她认为自己应该对丈夫忠诚并忍受其恶臭。

  • When you pass a dump, you might hold your nose and say, "Oh, I can't handle the stench." A stench is a bad smell.
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  • n. 恶臭;臭气
  • vt. 使…散发恶臭
  • vi. 发恶臭
  • 1. The stench of death is everywhere.

    到处都是尸体散发的臭气。

  • 2. His wife even threatened to stop sleeping with him, but she gave in first, insisting she should be loyal and put up with the stench.

    辛格的妻子甚至用拒绝同床来威胁丈夫,但她还是先妥协了,她认为自己应该对丈夫忠诚并忍受其恶臭。

  • 3. The room had two mattresses on the floor, a TV set on a cardboard box and a strong stench from the lavatories next door.

    房间底板上有两个床垫,一个纸板箱上放着电视机,从隔壁的厕所里还飘出阵阵臭气。

  • stench (n.) Old English stenc "a smell, odor, scent, fragrance" (either pleasant or unpleasant), from Proto-Germanic *stankwiz (source also of Old Saxon stanc, Old High German stanch, German stank). Related to stincan "emit a smell" (see stink (v.)) as drench is to drink. It tended toward "bad smell" in Old English (as a verb, only with this sense), and the notion of "evil smell" has predominated since c. 1200.
stench / stentʃ ; NAmE stentʃ / noun [singular ] a strong, very unpleasant smell 臭气;恶臭 SYN reek an overpowering stench of rotting fish 腐烂的鱼臭气熏天 ( figurative) The stench of treachery hung in the air. 到处都是可耻的叛变的气息。 stench stenches stench / stentʃ ; NAmE stentʃ /
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