stink

• 指强烈难闻的气味；（口语）常引申为丑闻或麻烦。

A noun referring to a strong, unpleasant smell.

1. Bad smellA2informal

   A very unpleasant or foul odor.

   恶臭

   • There was a terrible stink coming from the garbage.
   • The stink of rotten eggs filled the room.
   • I can't stand the stink of cigarette smoke.

   同义词fetormalodorpongreekstench

   反义词aromafragranceperfumescent

2. Controversy or scandalB2informal

   A situation involving trouble, scandal, or controversy.

   丑闻

   • The political scandal created a real stink in the media.
   • There was a big stink about the unfair decision.
   • The company tried to avoid the stink from the lawsuit.

   同义词commotioncontroversyfussoutcryrowscandaluproar

• 动词，指散发出强烈的难闻气味；也引申指某事物令人厌恶或质量极差。

A verb used to indicate emitting a strong, unpleasant smell.

不规则动词

1. Emit bad smellA2informal

   To have a strong, unpleasant smell.

   发臭

   • The garbage stinks in the summer heat.
   • His socks stink after the long run.
   • The milk stinks; it must be spoiled.

   同义词pongreek

   反义词smell

2. Be very bad or unpleasantB1slang

   Informal: to be extremely bad, inferior, or disappointing.

   很差劲

   • This movie really stinks; let's leave.
   • The service at that restaurant stinks.
   • Their performance stinks compared to last year.

   同义词biteblowsuck

短语动词变体stink outstink up