Stink Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈstɪŋk/

stingk

UK

/stˈɪŋk/

stingk

释义

To have a very bad, strong smell. It can also be used informally to say that something is very bad or unpleasant.

用法与细微差别

Common in everyday speech and fairly strong. Typical patterns are 'stink of' + noun and 'something stinks' for a suspicious or bad situation. Stronger and more negative than 'smell bad'.

• Spanish: apestar - oler mal
• Portuguese (BR): feder - cheirar mal
• Portuguese (PT): feder - cheirar mal
• Chinese (Simplified): 发臭 - 有恶臭
• Chinese (Traditional): 發臭 - 有惡臭
• Hindi: बदबू मारना - सड़ांध आना
• Arabic: ينتن - تفوح منه رائحة كريهة
• Bengali: দুর্গন্ধ ছড়ানো - নোংরা বা খারাপ (অপযুক্ত কিছু নিয়ে)
• Russian: вонять - быть отвратительным (разг.)
• Japanese: 臭いがする - ひどい（物事が悪い、最悪である時にも使う）
• Vietnamese: bốc mùi - tệ (ẩn dụ, tiêu cực)
• Korean: 악취가 나다 - 형편없다 (비유적)
• Turkish: kötü kokmak - berbat olmak (mecazi)
• Urdu: بدبو آنا - بُرا ہونا (مجازی)
• Indonesian: bau busuk - buruk (secara kiasan)

例句

These socks stink.

basic

The kitchen stinks of fish.

basic

This milk stinks. Don't drink it.

basic

Your clothes stink of smoke.

natural

This whole deal stinks to me.

natural

I forgot to take out the trash, and now the apartment stinks.

natural