Stunk Meaning in English

word · lemma: stink

US

ˈstəŋk

STUHNK

UK

stˈʌŋk

STUNK

التعريف

'Stunk' is the past tense of 'stink', meaning something had a very bad or unpleasant smell.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Stunk' is informal and emphasizes strong, bad smells. It can also be used figuratively to mean something was terrible. Common with physical odors, but also with experiences ("that movie stunk"). Avoid in very formal writing.

• Spanish: apestó - olió mal
• Portuguese (BR): fedido - cheirou mal
• Portuguese (PT): cheirou mal - fedeu
• Chinese (Simplified): 发臭了 - 很难闻
• Chinese (Traditional): 發臭了 - 很難聞
• Hindi: बदबू आई - खराब गंध आई
• Arabic: أصدر رائحة كريهة - كان له رائحة سيئة
• Bengali: পচা গন্ধ ছড়িয়েছিল - বাজে ছিল (আচার/অভিজ্ঞতা)
• Russian: воняло - было отвратительно (переносное)
• Japanese: ひどいにおいがした - ひどかった（比喩）
• Vietnamese: bốc mùi - tệ hại (nghĩa bóng)
• Korean: 악취가 났다 - 형편없었다(비유적)
• Turkish: kötü koktu - berbattı (mecaz anlam)
• Urdu: بدبو آیا - برا تھا (تشبیہی معنی)
• Indonesian: bau busuk - sangat buruk (kiasan)

جمل نموذجية

The trash stunk after sitting in the sun all day.

basic

His shoes stunk when he took them off.

basic

The cheese stunk so much we had to throw it away.

basic

Wow, it really stunk in that locker room!

natural

That movie stunk—I wish we had picked another one.

natural

I opened the fridge, and something in there really stunk.

natural