smell

• 指通过鼻子感知到的气味或味道，也指嗅觉或闻的动作。

A noun referring to the quality of something that you can perceive through your nose, or the act of perceiving it.

1. A1formal

   The quality of something that you can perceive through your nose; a scent or odor.

   气味

   • The smell of fresh coffee filled the kitchen.
   • There was a bad smell coming from the fridge.
   • The smell of flowers in the garden was wonderful.

   同义词aromabouquetessencefragranceodorperfumeredolencescentwhiff

2. Sense of smellA2formal

   The ability to perceive scents or odors through the nose.

   嗅觉

   • Dogs have a much better sense of smell than humans.
   • He lost his sense of smell after the cold.
   • The perfume enhances her sense of smell.

   同义词noseolfaction

3. Hint or traceB2formal

   A faint indication or suggestion of something.

   迹象

   • There was a smell of trouble in the air.
   • I got a smell of what was happening from their conversation.
   • The deal had the smell of corruption.

   同义词airdashhintsuggestionsuspiciontingetouchtracewhiff

• 动词，指用鼻子感知或发现气味，也指散发出某种气味。

A verb used to indicate the act of perceiving or detecting an odor with the nose, or to emit a particular smell.

不规则动词

1. Perceive by noseA1formal

   To perceive or detect odors or scents using the sense of smell.

   闻

   • I can smell fresh coffee brewing.
   • She smelled the flowers in the garden.
   • Can you smell smoke?

   同义词detectnosescentsniffwhiff

2. Have an odorA1informal

   To give off a particular smell, good or bad.

   有气味

   • The milk smells sour.
   • These cookies smell delicious.
   • His shoes smell bad after the rain.

3. Suspect or detectB2informal

   To have a suspicion or sense that something is wrong or suspicious.

   察觉

   • I smell trouble coming.
   • She smells a rat in this deal.
   • Something smells fishy about his story.

   同义词detectintuitperceivescentsensesniff outsuspect

短语动词变体smell outsmell up