英语词汇“odour”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of bouquet

Definition

the aroma of wine

a perfume with a bouquet of lavender and rose

Synonyms

aroma,

smell,

scent,

perfume,

fragrance,

savour,

odour,

redolence

in the sense of climate

Definition

a prevailing trend

A major change of political climate is unlikely.

Synonyms

atmosphere,

environment,

spirit,

surroundings,

tone,

mood,

trend,

flavour,

feeling,

tendency,

temper,

ambience,

vibes (slang)

in the sense of feeling

Definition

the impression or mood created by something

a feeling of opulence and grandeur

Synonyms

atmosphere,

mood,

aura,

ambience,

feel,

air,

quality,

vibes (slang)

in the sense of flavour

Definition

a distinctive quality or atmosphere

clothes with a nostalgic Forties flavour

Synonyms

quality,

feeling,

feel,

style,

property,

touch,

character,

aspect,

tone,

suggestion,

stamp,

essence,

tinge,

soupçon

in the sense of fragrance

Definition

a pleasant smell

a shrubby plant with a strong fragrance

Synonyms

scent,

smell,

perfume,

bouquet,

aroma,

balm,

sweet smell,

sweet odour,

redolence,

fragrancy

in the sense of perfume

Definition

a fragrant smell

the perfume of roses

Synonyms

scent,

smell,

fragrance,

bouquet,

aroma,

odour,

sweetness,

niff (British, slang),

redolence,

balminess

in the sense of scent

Definition

a distinctive smell, esp. a pleasant one

She could smell the scent of her mother's lacquer.

Synonyms

fragrance,

smell,

perfume,

bouquet,

aroma,

odour,

niff (British, slang),

redolence

in the sense of spirit

Definition

a shared feeling

I appreciate the sounds, smells and the spirit of the place.

Synonyms

feeling,

atmosphere,

character,

feel,

quality,

tone,

mood,

flavour,

tenor,

ambience,

vibes (slang)

in the sense of stench

Definition

a strong and very unpleasant smell

The stench of burning rubber was overpowering.

Synonyms

stink,

whiff (British, slang),

reek,

pong (British, informal),

foul smell,

niff (British, slang),

malodour,

mephitis,

noisomeness

in the sense of stink

Definition

a strong unpleasant smell

The stink was overpowering.

Synonyms

stench,

pong (British, informal),

foul smell,

foulness,

malodour,

fetor,

noisomeness

单词	odour
释义	Trends of odour View usage for: odour (oʊdəʳ) Word forms: plural odoursregional note: in AM, use odor 1. variable noun An odour is a particular and distinctive smell. The whole herb has a characteristic taste and odour. The taste is only slightly bitter, and there is little odour. 2. See also body odour More Synonyms of odour odour in British English or US odor (ˈəʊdə) noun 1. the property of a substance that gives it a characteristic scent or smell 2. a pervasive quality about something an odour of dishonesty 3. repute or regard (in the phrases in good odour, in bad odour) Derived forms odourless (ˈodourless) or US odorless (ˈodorless) adjective Word origin C13: from Old French odur, from Latin odor; related to Latin olēre to smell, Greek ōzein odour in American English (ˈoʊdər) noun British odor Examples of 'odour' in a sentence odour And not have body odour. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They have an unpleasant odour and taste. Mayes, Adrienne The Dictionary of Nutritional Health (1986) They were unaffected by the odours of other chemicals. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The resulting headlines have left me in bad odour at Central. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Moreover, hostile historians stress lines of descent and modes of operation that are in bad odour. The Times Literary Supplement (2008) If it is something that has a particular odour to it, make sure the odour is present. Kiam, Victor Going For It!: How to Succeed As an Entrepreneur (1986) They reported quite particular odours. Times, Sunday Times (2008) In other languages odour British English: odour /ˈəʊdə/ NOUN An odour is a smell, especially one that is unpleasant. ...the odour of smoke. American English: odor Arabic: رَائِحَةٌ Brazilian Portuguese: odor Chinese: 气味 Croatian: miris Czech: pach Danish: duft Dutch: geur European Spanish: olor Finnish: haju French: odeur German: Geruch Greek: οσμή Italian: odore Japanese: におい Korean: 악취 Norwegian: lukt Polish: zapach European Portuguese: odor Romanian: duhoare Russian: запах Latin American Spanish: olor Swedish: lukt Thai: กลิ่น Turkish: koku Ukrainian: запах Vietnamese: mùi ngửi thấy Chinese translation of 'odour' odour or (US) odor (ˈəudəʳ) n (c/u) 气(氣)味 (qìwèi) (种(種), zhǒng) 1 (noun) in the sense of smell Definition a particular and distinctive scent or smell the faint odour of garlic on his breath Synonyms smell the smell of freshly baked bread scent She could smell the scent of her mother's lacquer. perfume the perfume of roses fragrance a shrubby plant with a strong fragrance stink The stink was overpowering. bouquet a perfume with a bouquet of lavender and rose aroma the wonderful aroma of freshly baked bread whiff He caught a whiff of her perfume. stench The stench of burning rubber was overpowering. pong (British, informal) niff (British, slang) redolence malodour fetor 2 (noun) in the sense of atmosphere a tantalising odour of scandal Synonyms atmosphere The muted decor adds to the relaxed atmosphere. feeling a feeling of opulence and grandeur air The meal gave the occasion an almost festive air. quality spirit I appreciate the sounds, smells and the spirit of the place. tone The tone of the letter was very friendly. climate A major change of political climate is unlikely. flavour clothes with a nostalgic Forties flavour aura She had an aura of authority. vibe (slang) Additional synonyms in the sense of air Definition a distinctive quality, appearance, or manner The meal gave the occasion an almost festive air. Synonyms manner, feeling, effect, style, quality, character, bearing, appearance, look, aspect, atmosphere, tone, mood, impression, flavour, aura, ambience, demeanour, vibe (slang) in the sense of aroma Definition a distinctive pleasant smell the wonderful aroma of freshly baked bread Synonyms scent, smell, perfume, fragrance, bouquet, savour, odour, redolence in the sense of aura Definition a distinctive air or quality associated with a person or thing She had an aura of authority. Synonyms air, feeling, feel, quality, atmosphere, tone, suggestion, mood, scent, aroma, odour, ambience, vibes (slang), vibrations (slang), emanation Synonyms of 'odour' odour Explore 'odour' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of bouquet Definition the aroma of wine a perfume with a bouquet of lavender and rose Synonyms aroma, smell, scent, perfume, fragrance, savour, odour, redolence in the sense of climate Definition a prevailing trend A major change of political climate is unlikely. Synonyms atmosphere, environment, spirit, surroundings, tone, mood, trend, flavour, feeling, tendency, temper, ambience, vibes (slang) in the sense of feeling Definition the impression or mood created by something a feeling of opulence and grandeur Synonyms atmosphere, mood, aura, ambience, feel, air, quality, vibes (slang) in the sense of flavour Definition a distinctive quality or atmosphere clothes with a nostalgic Forties flavour Synonyms quality, feeling, feel, style, property, touch, character, aspect, tone, suggestion, stamp, essence, tinge, soupçon in the sense of fragrance Definition a pleasant smell a shrubby plant with a strong fragrance Synonyms scent, smell, perfume, bouquet, aroma, balm, sweet smell, sweet odour, redolence, fragrancy in the sense of perfume Definition a fragrant smell the perfume of roses Synonyms scent, smell, fragrance, bouquet, aroma, odour, sweetness, niff (British, slang), redolence, balminess in the sense of scent Definition a distinctive smell, esp. a pleasant one She could smell the scent of her mother's lacquer. Synonyms fragrance, smell, perfume, bouquet, aroma, odour, niff (British, slang), redolence in the sense of spirit Definition a shared feeling I appreciate the sounds, smells and the spirit of the place. Synonyms feeling, atmosphere, character, feel, quality, tone, mood, flavour, tenor, ambience, vibes (slang) in the sense of stench Definition a strong and very unpleasant smell The stench of burning rubber was overpowering. Synonyms stink, whiff (British, slang), reek, pong (British, informal), foul smell, niff (British, slang), malodour, mephitis, noisomeness in the sense of stink Definition a strong unpleasant smell The stink was overpowering. Synonyms stench, pong (British, informal), foul smell, foulness, malodour, fetor, noisomeness Additional synonyms in the sense of tone Definition general aspect, quality, or style The tone of the letter was very friendly. Synonyms character, style, approach, feel, air, effect, note, quality, spirit, attitude, aspect, frame, manner, mood, drift, grain, temper, vein, tenor in the sense of whiff Definition a passing odour He caught a whiff of her perfume. Synonyms smell, hint, scent, sniff, aroma, odour, draught, niff (British, slang)
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