Stinko Meaning in English

word

US

ˈstɪŋkoʊ

STIN-koh

UK

stˈɪnkəʊ

stin-KOH

التعريف

'Stinko' is an informal or slang word describing something that smells very bad. It can also mean someone who is extremely drunk.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Strongly informal, mostly American English. Used for smelly things or, as slang, for someone who's very drunk ('He came home stinko'). Less common in formal writing. Often playful or humorous. Distinct from 'stinky', which only means 'bad smell'.

• Spanish: apestado - muy borracho (informal)
• Portuguese (BR): fedorento - bêbado (gíria)
• Portuguese (PT): fedorento - bêbado (gíria)
• Chinese (Simplified): 很臭的 - 烂醉如泥的（俚语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 很臭的 - 爛醉如泥的（俚語）
• Hindi: बहुत बदबूदार - बहुत नशे में (स्लैंग)
• Arabic: ذو رائحة كريهة - ثمل جدًا (عامية)
• Bengali: জঘন্য গন্ধ - মাতাল
• Russian: вонючий - пьяный (разг.)
• Japanese: すごくくさい - ベロベロに酔った
• Vietnamese: bốc mùi kinh khủng - say bét nhè
• Korean: 엄청 구린 - 만취한
• Turkish: berbat kokulu - sırılsıklam sarhoş
• Urdu: بدبودار - بہت زیادہ نشے میں
• Indonesian: bau banget - mabuk berat

جمل نموذجية

The garbage can smells stinko.

basic

He came home completely stinko last night.

basic

This fish is really stinko.

basic

My shoes went stinko after walking in the rain.

natural

Man, that cheese is stinko—I can smell it from the next room!

natural

I drank a bit too much and ended up totally stinko at the party.

natural