[ 第三人称单数 reeks 现在分词 reeking 过去式 reeked 过去分词 reeked ]
reek of 发臭气
Kenneth Reek 作者
the reek of dirty stockings 脏袜子的臭气
reek with sweat 浑身臭汗 ; 浑身汗臭
the reek of cooking cabbage 煮卷心菜的气味
V-I To reek of something, usually something unpleasant, means to smell very strongly of it. 散发出 (强烈难闻的气味)
Your breath reeks of stale cigar smoke.
你的呼吸中散发出雪茄烟的臭味。
N-SING Reek is also a noun. 臭气
He smelled the reek of whisky.
他散发出威士忌酒味。
V-I If you say that something reeks of unpleasant ideas, feelings, or practices, you disapprove of it because it gives a strong impression that it involves those ideas, feelings, or practices. 明显带有 (令人不快的特性) [表不满]
The whole thing reeks of hypocrisy.
整件事充满了虚伪。
The sofa in the room did not reek of mildew like it usually did.
房间里的沙发没有像往常那样散发出霉味。
But a new paper suggests that bacteria do not just reek odor-they also smell it.
但是一篇新的论文表明细菌不仅仅会发出恶臭,它们同样能够闻到恶臭。
She entered the foyer of the building, where it was warmer; the sour reek of cabbage hung in the air as she walked up the five flights to her apartment.
她进到公寓门厅,那里要暖和一些,到她的公寓要爬五层楼,卷心菜的酸臭气弥漫在空气里。
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