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| /smel/ |
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| 1 | linking verb to have a particular smell 有…的气味；发出…的气味 |
| This room smells a bit damp. 这个房间有点潮味。 |
| a strong-smelling perfume 气味浓郁的香水 |
| This milk smells off (=no longer fresh) . 这牛奶变质了。 |
| +of The laboratory smelled strongly of chemicals. 实验室里有一股浓重的化学品气味。 |
| +like It smells like a bar in here. 这里有股酒吧间的气味。 |
| | 1a | I to have an unpleasant smell 有臭味；散发臭味 | | His feet really smell. 他的脚真臭。 | |
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| 2 | T never progressive to notice or recognize the smell of something 闻出；嗅出 |
| Sasha could smell the sweet aroma of warm chocolate. 萨莎闻得出热巧克力的甜美味道。 |
| Do you smell gas? 你闻出煤气味了吗？ |
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| 3 | T to experience the smell of something by putting your nose close to it （鼻子凑近）闻，嗅 |
| Come and smell these roses. 过来闻闻这些玫瑰花。 |
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| 4 | I never progressive to be able to experience the smell of things 能闻出；有嗅觉 |
| I can’ t smell at all with this cold. 我感冒了，什么也闻不到。 |
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| 5 | T to feel that something is going to happen , usually something bad 感觉到（通常指坏事要发生） |
| smell danger/trouble I could just smell trouble in that club. 我只是感觉到那家俱乐部有麻烦。 |
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| 6 | I to be illegal or dishonest 非法；不诚实 |
| I can’ t put my finger on it, but something about this deal really smells. 我无法准确说出来，但这项交易确实有点问题。 |
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| - | smellblood
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| to notice that an opponent is weak and that you have the opportunity to defeat them |
| 注意到有机会击败对手 |
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| - | smell a rat informal
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| to believe that something dishonest , illegal , or wrong has happened |
| 觉得可疑；感到事情不妙 |
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