英语词汇odour的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

odour BrE odor AmE /ˈəʊdə $ ˈoʊdər/ noun a smell, usually an unpleasant oneadjectivesa strong/pungent odour There was a strong odour of disinfectant in the room.a faint odour The faint odor of cooked meat hung in the air.an unpleasant/bad odour The local residents complained about an unpleasant odour coming from the factory.a foul odour also an offensive odour formal (=a very unpleasant smell) The foul odour made her feel sick. | Don’t eat food that is mouldy or has an offensive odour.a stale/lingering odour (=an old smell) There was a lingering odour of tobacco and dogs.a musty odour (=a smell in which the air is not fresh, and is often a little damp – used about old rooms, books etc) The apartment had been empty for months and had a musty odor.a familiar odour She breathed in his familiar odour of beer and cigarettes.a strange odour When she arrived in the country, she was struck by the intense heat and strange odors.a distinctive odour (=one that is easy to recognize) The gas has a distinctive odour.verbshave a strong/unpleasant etc odour The room had a strong odor.give off/produce a strong/unpleasant etc odour This fungus gives off an unpleasant odour.cause an odour What could be causing the odour?smell an odour also detect an odour formal The pilot smelled an odd odor in the plane. | We detected a faint odour of gas.remove/eliminate an odour How can I remove odors from my refrigerator?an odour comes from sth also an odour emanates from sth formal There was a bad odour coming from the river.nouns + odourbody odour (=a bad smell coming from someone’s body) The person sitting next to me had terrible body odor.cooking odours She opened the window to get rid of the cooking odors.prepositionsthe odour of sth I could smell the odour of rotting vegetables.THESAURUS: odour → smell1Odour is more formal than smell.

词组	odour
释义	odour BrE odor AmE /ˈəʊdə $ ˈoʊdər/ noun a smell, usually an unpleasant oneadjectivesa strong/pungent odour There was a strong odour of disinfectant in the room.a faint odour The faint odor of cooked meat hung in the air.an unpleasant/bad odour The local residents complained about an unpleasant odour coming from the factory.a foul odour also an offensive odour formal (=a very unpleasant smell) The foul odour made her feel sick. \| Don’t eat food that is mouldy or has an offensive odour.a stale/lingering odour (=an old smell) There was a lingering odour of tobacco and dogs.a musty odour (=a smell in which the air is not fresh, and is often a little damp – used about old rooms, books etc) The apartment had been empty for months and had a musty odor.a familiar odour She breathed in his familiar odour of beer and cigarettes.a strange odour When she arrived in the country, she was struck by the intense heat and strange odors.a distinctive odour (=one that is easy to recognize) The gas has a distinctive odour.verbshave a strong/unpleasant etc odour The room had a strong odor.give off/produce a strong/unpleasant etc odour This fungus gives off an unpleasant odour.cause an odour What could be causing the odour?smell an odour also detect an odour formal The pilot smelled an odd odor in the plane. \| We detected a faint odour of gas.remove/eliminate an odour How can I remove odors from my refrigerator?an odour comes from sth also an odour emanates from sth formal There was a bad odour coming from the river.nouns + odourbody odour (=a bad smell coming from someone’s body) The person sitting next to me had terrible body odor.cooking odours She opened the window to get rid of the cooking odors.prepositionsthe odour of sth I could smell the odour of rotting vegetables.THESAURUS: odour → smell1Odour is more formal than smell.
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