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

stinking

/ˈstɪŋkɪŋ

adjective

1Foul-smelling: he was locked in a stinking cell...

She is a visionary, driven by a remarkable energy, determined and brave, undeterred by threats and harassment and numerous arrests and uncomfortable nights in stinking police cells.
This blight was caused by a fungus, Phytophthora infestans, and its effect, where it took hold, was to destroy crops almost completely, leaving farmers with nothing but stinking black rotten remains of the tubers.
Thousands of prisoners every morning have to get up and empty the stinking chamber pots which have sat in their cells overnight.

Synonyms

foul-smelling, evil-smelling, stinking to high heaven, reeking, fetid, malodorous, pungent, acrid, rank, putrid, noxious;

West Indian fresh

informal smelly, stinky, reeky

British informal niffing, niffy, pongy, whiffy, humming

North American informal funky

literary noisome, mephitic

rare olid, miasmic, miasmal

1.1 informal Very bad or unpleasant: a stinking cold...

Tonight will be spent having a couple of quiet ones at Le Pub - I've only just got over jetlag so wouldn't want to jeopardise my recovery by turning up to work with a stinking hangover tomorrow.
A severe attack usually coincides with a stinking hangover and can start as early as midday, from whence I will spend the rest of the weekend brooding on the inevitability of Monday morning.
Achievement of the day: got up and down a 4000 metre mountain in under fourteen hours, with a stinking cold, and no sleep at the halfway shed due to aching sinuses and the general lack of air.

Synonyms

dreadful, awful, terrible, frightful, ghastly, nasty, appalling, vile, very bad

British informal rotten, shocking

adverb [as submodifier] informal

Extremely: she is obviously stinking rich...

Grumpy, middle-aged restaurant reviewers spending Sunday Times dosh with bad grace, used-up sloaney jet trash, PR moppets on expense accounts and the truly stinking rich, that's who.
All quibbles about the merits of that series aside, as an English major, it makes me happy when an author of prose fiction becomes stinking bloody rich.
It's just that once he became so stinking rich he couldn't hope to ever spend it all on himself, he got interested in building a legacy rather than a personal fortune.

Derivatives

stinkingly

adverb ...

Sentimental liberal internationalism - everything has to be done through the U.N., no matter how stinkingly corrupt and ineffectual it is - is just as inadequate to the challenges of the age.
I took the train down from Edinburgh yesterday, and didn't realise until I stepped out of the carriage precisely how stinkingly hot it is at the moment.
Nevertheless, in the strain and stress of my poverty, I am aware I am stinkingly rich in comparison to most of the people in the world.

单词	stinking
释义	stinking /ˈstɪŋkɪŋ / adjective 1Foul-smelling: he was locked in a stinking cell... She is a visionary, driven by a remarkable energy, determined and brave, undeterred by threats and harassment and numerous arrests and uncomfortable nights in stinking police cells. This blight was caused by a fungus, Phytophthora infestans, and its effect, where it took hold, was to destroy crops almost completely, leaving farmers with nothing but stinking black rotten remains of the tubers. Thousands of prisoners every morning have to get up and empty the stinking chamber pots which have sat in their cells overnight. Synonyms foul-smelling, evil-smelling, stinking to high heaven, reeking, fetid, malodorous, pungent, acrid, rank, putrid, noxious; West Indian fresh informal smelly, stinky, reeky British informal niffing, niffy, pongy, whiffy, humming North American informal funky literary noisome, mephitic rare olid, miasmic, miasmal 1.1 informal Very bad or unpleasant: a stinking cold... Tonight will be spent having a couple of quiet ones at Le Pub - I've only just got over jetlag so wouldn't want to jeopardise my recovery by turning up to work with a stinking hangover tomorrow. A severe attack usually coincides with a stinking hangover and can start as early as midday, from whence I will spend the rest of the weekend brooding on the inevitability of Monday morning. Achievement of the day: got up and down a 4000 metre mountain in under fourteen hours, with a stinking cold, and no sleep at the halfway shed due to aching sinuses and the general lack of air. Synonyms dreadful, awful, terrible, frightful, ghastly, nasty, appalling, vile, very bad British informal rotten, shocking adverb [as submodifier] informal Extremely: she is obviously stinking rich... Grumpy, middle-aged restaurant reviewers spending Sunday Times dosh with bad grace, used-up sloaney jet trash, PR moppets on expense accounts and the truly stinking rich, that's who. All quibbles about the merits of that series aside, as an English major, it makes me happy when an author of prose fiction becomes stinking bloody rich. It's just that once he became so stinking rich he couldn't hope to ever spend it all on himself, he got interested in building a legacy rather than a personal fortune. Derivatives stinkingly adverb ... Sentimental liberal internationalism - everything has to be done through the U.N., no matter how stinkingly corrupt and ineffectual it is - is just as inadequate to the challenges of the age. I took the train down from Edinburgh yesterday, and didn't realise until I stepped out of the carriage precisely how stinkingly hot it is at the moment. Nevertheless, in the strain and stress of my poverty, I am aware I am stinkingly rich in comparison to most of the people in the world.
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