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• Substantivo que designa um cheiro forte, desagradável e frequentemente repulsivo; também pode se referir ao fedor que exala de algo ou alguém.

A noun referring to a strong, unpleasant, and often offensive smell or odor.

1. Strong unpleasant smellB2informal

   A very strong, offensive, and unpleasant odor.

   Fedor

   • The reek of rotten eggs filled the room.
   • A reek of smoke lingered in the hallway.
   • The reek from the garbage dump was unbearable.

   Sinônimosfetormalodorstenchstink

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de emitir um cheiro forte e desagradável, ou, em sentido figurado, para apontar algo negativo ou suspeito.

A verb used to indicate the act of emitting a strong, unpleasant smell, or figuratively, to be strongly suggestive of something negative.

1. Smell strongly and unpleasantlyB2informal

   To emit a strong, offensive odor.

   Feder

   • The old fish reeked of decay.
   • His breath reeked of garlic.
   • The entire room reeked after the garbage was left out.

   Sinônimoshumpongsmellstenchstinkwhiff

   Antônimosfragranceperfume

2. Be suggestive of somethingC1informal

   To strongly imply or be filled with a particular quality, often a negative one.

   Denotar

   • The whole deal reeks of corruption.
   • His excuse reeks of dishonesty.
   • The plan reeks of desperation.

   Sinônimossuggest

3. Be wet with sweat or bloodC2formal

   To be covered or dripping with sweat or blood, often from exertion or injury.

   Estar encharcado de suor ou sangue

   • His face reeked with sweat after the marathon.
   • The soldier's brow reeked with blood from the wound.
   • After the fight, his hands reeked with the blood of his opponent.

   Sinônimosdripexudeooze

4. Emit smoke, fumes, or steamC2formal

   To give off smoke, warm vapor, or steam.

   Fumegar

   • The chimney reeked with thick black smoke.
   • The hot springs reeked with steam in the cold air.
   • The engine reeked with fumes after overheating.

   Sinônimosfumesmokesteam