英语词汇stink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 stink /ˈstɪŋk/ verb

stinks; stank /ˈstæŋk/ or stunk /ˈstʌŋk/ ; stunk; stinking

¹ stink

/ˈstɪŋk/

verb

stinks; stank /ˈstæŋk/ or stunk /ˈstʌŋk/ ; stunk; stinking

Learner's definition of STINK

[no object]

: to have a very bad smell有臭味；发臭

These dirty clothes stink.这些脏衣服有臭味。
Something stinks in here.这里有东西发臭。

— often + of

His clothes stank of dead fish.他的衣服有死鱼的臭味。

— sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻

Something stinks about his story. [=something about his story does not seem true or honest]他的叙述似乎不真实。
The whole project stinks of corruption.整个工程充斥着贪污腐败。

informal

a : to do something very poorly拙于

I stink at golf. [=I'm a very bad golfer]我高尔夫打得很差。

b : to be very low in quality劣质；糟糕

The movie stunk. [=the movie was very bad]这部电影很糟糕。
The food is good at that restaurant, but the service stinks.这家餐馆的菜肴很好，但服务很差。

c : to be very unpleasant, unfair, etc.不舒服；不公平

Having a root canal stinks.做牙根管手术很不舒服。
It stinks that you can't stay longer. [=I'm very sorry/disappointed that you can't stay longer]你不能再多待一会儿，这让我很遗憾/失望。

stink up

(US) [phrasal verb] or British stink out

stink (something) up/out or stink up/out (something)

: to give a very bad smell to (something)使充满难闻气味

His cigars stink up the house.他的雪茄熏得屋子很难闻。

stink up the joint

— see ¹joint

² stink /ˈstɪŋk/ noun

² stink

/ˈstɪŋk/

noun

Learner's definition of STINK

[singular]

: a very bad smell臭味；难闻的气味

the stink of garbage垃圾的臭味

informal : a situation in which someone complains in a very angry and often public way大吵大嚷地抱怨；大吵大闹

She caused (quite) a stink when her request was refused.她因要求遭到拒绝而大吵大闹。
People raised a stink about the new law.人们公开指责和抱怨新法。
He kicked up a stink about the way he'd been treated.他大吵大嚷地抱怨所受的待遇。

单词	stink
释义	stink (noun) stink 6 ENTRIES FOUND: stink (verb) stink (noun) stinking (adjective) stinking (adverb) stink bomb (noun) joint (noun) ¹ stink /ˈstɪŋk/ verb stinks; stank /ˈstæŋk/ or stunk /ˈstʌŋk/ ; stunk; stinking ¹ stink /ˈstɪŋk/ verb stinks; stank /ˈstæŋk/ or stunk /ˈstʌŋk/ ; stunk; stinking Learner's definition of STINK [no object] 1 : to have a very bad smell有臭味；发臭 These dirty clothes stink.这些脏衣服有臭味。 Something stinks in here.这里有东西发臭。 — often + of His clothes stank of dead fish.他的衣服有死鱼的臭味。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 Something stinks about his story. [=something about his story does not seem true or honest]他的叙述似乎不真实。 The whole project stinks of corruption.整个工程充斥着贪污腐败。 2 informal a : to do something very poorly拙于 I stink at golf. [=I'm a very bad golfer]我高尔夫打得很差。 b : to be very low in quality劣质；糟糕 The movie stunk. [=the movie was very bad]这部电影很糟糕。 The food is good at that restaurant, but the service stinks.这家餐馆的菜肴很好，但服务很差。 c : to be very unpleasant, unfair, etc.不舒服；不公平 Having a root canal stinks.做牙根管手术很不舒服。 It stinks that you can't stay longer. [=I'm very sorry/disappointed that you can't stay longer]你不能再多待一会儿，这让我很遗憾/失望。 stink up (US) [phrasal verb] or British stink out stink (something) up/out or stink up/out (something) : to give a very bad smell to (something)使充满难闻气味 His cigars stink up the house.他的雪茄熏得屋子很难闻。 stink up the joint — see ¹joint ² stink /ˈstɪŋk/ noun ² stink /ˈstɪŋk/ noun Learner's definition of STINK [singular] 1 : a very bad smell臭味；难闻的气味 the stink of garbage垃圾的臭味 2 informal : a situation in which someone complains in a very angry and often public way大吵大嚷地抱怨；大吵大闹 She caused (quite) a stink when her request was refused.她因要求遭到拒绝而大吵大闹。 People raised a stink about the new law.人们公开指责和抱怨新法。 He kicked up a stink about the way he'd been treated.他大吵大嚷地抱怨所受的待遇。
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