英语词汇smell怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ smell /ˈsmɛl/ noun

plural smells

¹ smell

/ˈsmɛl/

noun

plural smells

Learner's definition of SMELL

[count]

a : the quality of a thing that you can sense with your nose : odor气味

the distinctive smell of onions洋葱的特有气味
the smell [=scent] of her perfume她的香水味儿

b : an unpleasant odor臭味；臭气

What is that smell?那是什么臭味？

[noncount] : the ability to notice or recognize odors : the ability to smell things嗅觉

Dogs have a keen sense of smell.狗有灵敏的嗅觉。

[singular] : an act of smelling something嗅；闻

One smell [=whiff] of this perfume and you will fall in love with it.轻轻一嗅，你便会爱上这款香水。

² smell /ˈsmɛl/ verb

smells; smelled or British smelt /ˈsmɛlt/ ; smelling

² smell

/ˈsmɛl/

verb

smells; smelled or British smelt /ˈsmɛlt/ ; smelling

Learner's definition of SMELL

a [+ object] : to use your nose to sense smells嗅；闻

She leaned over and smelled the flowers.她俯身闻了闻花儿。
She smelled [=sniffed] the milk to see if it was sour.她闻了闻牛奶，看有没有变质。

b : to be able to use your nose to sense smells能闻出；有嗅觉

[no object]

I have a cold right now so I can't smell.我现在感冒了，闻不出气味儿。

[+ object]

I can't smell anything because I'm so stuffed up.我鼻子全塞了，什么味儿也闻不到。

c not used in progressive tenses, [+ object] : to notice something because of its smell嗅到；闻到

I could smell dinner cooking.我能闻到烧菜做饭的味道。
I think I smell gas.我好像闻到了汽油味。

a [linking verb] : to have a particular smell闻起来…；有…气味

This car smells like mold.这辆车有股霉味儿。
That soup smells good.那汤闻起来很香。

— sometimes + of

He smelled of alcohol.他身上有股酒气。

b not used in progressive tenses, [no object] : to have a bad smell有臭味；发出难闻气味

Whew, what smells?哟，这是什么味啊？
These sneakers smell. [=stink]这双运动鞋有股臭味。

a [+ object] : to sense or detect (something) : to think that (something) is going to happen感觉到；察觉到

Can't you smell the profits?你察觉不出有利可图吗？
As the end of the game got closer, our team began to smell victory. [=began to sense/feel that victory was very near]比赛临近结束时，我们队感觉到胜利在望了。
I smell trouble. [=I think there's going to be trouble]我觉得会有麻烦。

b [no object] : to appear or seem to have a certain quality感觉上；看起来

Something doesn't smell [=seem] right about this deal.这笔交易似乎有问题。

come out/up smelling like a rose

— see ²rose

smell a rat

— see ¹rat

smell out

[phrasal verb]

smell (something) out or smell out (something)

: to find (something) by smelling it嗅出

Police have trained the dogs to smell out [=sniff out] drugs.警察已经训练过警犬凭嗅觉搜查毒品。

(stop and) smell the roses

— see ²rose

单词	smell
释义	smell (verb) smell 8 ENTRIES FOUND: smell (noun) smell (verb) smelling salts (noun) coffee (noun) rat (noun) rose (noun) stop (verb) wake (verb) ¹ smell /ˈsmɛl/ noun plural smells ¹ smell /ˈsmɛl/ noun plural smells Learner's definition of SMELL 1 [count] a : the quality of a thing that you can sense with your nose : odor气味 the distinctive smell of onions洋葱的特有气味 the smell [=scent] of her perfume她的香水味儿 b : an unpleasant odor臭味；臭气 What is that smell?那是什么臭味？ 2 [noncount] : the ability to notice or recognize odors : the ability to smell things嗅觉 Dogs have a keen sense of smell.狗有灵敏的嗅觉。 3 [singular] : an act of smelling something嗅；闻 One smell [=whiff] of this perfume and you will fall in love with it.轻轻一嗅，你便会爱上这款香水。 ² smell /ˈsmɛl/ verb smells; smelled or British smelt /ˈsmɛlt/ ; smelling ² smell /ˈsmɛl/ verb smells; smelled or British smelt /ˈsmɛlt/ ; smelling Learner's definition of SMELL 1 a [+ object] : to use your nose to sense smells嗅；闻 She leaned over and smelled the flowers.她俯身闻了闻花儿。 She smelled [=sniffed] the milk to see if it was sour.她闻了闻牛奶，看有没有变质。 b : to be able to use your nose to sense smells能闻出；有嗅觉 [no object] I have a cold right now so I can't smell.我现在感冒了，闻不出气味儿。 [+ object] I can't smell anything because I'm so stuffed up.我鼻子全塞了，什么味儿也闻不到。 c not used in progressive tenses, [+ object] : to notice something because of its smell嗅到；闻到 I could smell dinner cooking.我能闻到烧菜做饭的味道。 I think I smell gas.我好像闻到了汽油味。 2 a [linking verb] : to have a particular smell闻起来…；有…气味 This car smells like mold.这辆车有股霉味儿。 That soup smells good.那汤闻起来很香。 — sometimes + of He smelled of alcohol.他身上有股酒气。 b not used in progressive tenses, [no object] : to have a bad smell有臭味；发出难闻气味 Whew, what smells?哟，这是什么味啊？ These sneakers smell. [=stink]这双运动鞋有股臭味。 3 a [+ object] : to sense or detect (something) : to think that (something) is going to happen感觉到；察觉到 Can't you smell the profits?你察觉不出有利可图吗？ As the end of the game got closer, our team began to smell victory. [=began to sense/feel that victory was very near]比赛临近结束时，我们队感觉到胜利在望了。 I smell trouble. [=I think there's going to be trouble]我觉得会有麻烦。 b [no object] : to appear or seem to have a certain quality感觉上；看起来 Something doesn't smell [=seem] right about this deal.这笔交易似乎有问题。 come out/up smelling like a rose — see ²rose smell a rat — see ¹rat smell out [phrasal verb] smell (something) out or smell out (something) : to find (something) by smelling it嗅出 Police have trained the dogs to smell out [=sniff out] drugs.警察已经训练过警犬凭嗅觉搜查毒品。 (stop and) smell the roses — see ²rose
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