Stinkweed Meaning in English
word
ˈstɪŋkˌwid
STING-weed
stˈɪŋkwiːd
sting-WEED
释义
A type of wild plant with a very strong, unpleasant smell. It usually grows where people do not want it, such as in gardens or fields.
用法与细微差别
'Stinkweed' is informal and mostly used in North American English. It refers to various smelly weeds, not just one species. Often used negatively about a plant. Not commonly used scientifically.
Spanish: mala hierba pestilente - hierba apestosaPortuguese (BR): erva-fedorenta - erva malcheirosaPortuguese (PT): erva-fedorenta - erva malcheirosaChinese (Simplified): 臭草 - 臭鼬草Chinese (Traditional): 臭草 - 臭鼬草Hindi: बदबूदार घांसArabic: عشب كريه الرائحةBengali: দুর্গন্ধযুক্ত আগাছাRussian: вонючий сорняк - зловонник (растение)Japanese: 悪臭雑草Vietnamese: cỏ hôiKorean: 악취나는 잡초Turkish: kokuşmuş yabani otUrdu: بدبو دار جڑی بوٹی - بدبودار پوداIndonesian: gulma bau - tanaman liar berbau busuk
例句
We found stinkweed growing in the vegetable garden.
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The smell from the stinkweed was very strong.
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Farmers try to remove stinkweed from their fields.
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If you crush stinkweed, your hands will smell bad for hours.
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Nobody wants stinkweed taking over their lawn.
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Some people say stinkweed can be used as medicine, but most just hate the smell.
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