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get a whiff

/ɡet ə wɪf/

Traduction: Percevoir brièvement une odeur ou un parfum, souvent de manière informelle pour remarquer une odeur ou saisir un indice de quelque chose.

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/ɡet ə wɪf/B1informal
  • frPercevoir brièvement une odeur ou un parfum, souvent de manière informelle pour remarquer une odeur ou saisir un indice de quelque chose.

To smell something briefly or catch a scent, often used informally to describe noticing an odor or getting a hint of something.

  1. Smell brieflyB1informal

    To smell something for a short time, often unexpectedly or faintly.

    frhumer brièvement

    • I got a whiff of fresh coffee as I walked past the café.
    • She got a whiff of his cologne when he leaned in.
    • He got a whiff of something burning in the kitchen.
  2. Perceive a hintB2informal

    To become aware of a slight sign or suggestion of something, often negative.

    frpercevoir un soupçon

    • The investors got a whiff of trouble in the company's finances.
    • She got a whiff of his dishonesty during the conversation.
    • The team got a whiff of victory before the final whistle.