英语词组stink是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

stink

1. noun, slang A great fuss or ruckus; a lot of trouble. Used especially in the phrase "make/raise a stink" or similar variations. My mom raised a stink when the store refused to accept her return without a receipt. One of the customers is making a stink about the service charge we included on his bill.

2. noun, slang Something scandalous, controversial, or especially unpleasant. The stink of his association with the corrupt company continues to follow him to this day. He knew it was just a matter of time before the stink surrounding him caught the attention of the authorities.

3. verb, slang To be especially bad, abhorrent, or inferior in quality. Your plan stinks, Tom! There's no way it would work! The timing of this audit just really stinks. The first film was an overlooked classic, but the two sequels both stink.

4. verb, slang To be or seem extremely disreputable, suspicious, or corrupt. This deal between the company and the mayor's office stinks, if you ask me. I'd be willing to bet that someone's pocket is being lined. This city stank to high heaven before I came in and brought some law and order to it.

stink

1. in. to be repellent; to be suspicious and poorly planned. (Of schemes and plots.) This whole setup stinks.

2. n. a commotion. (see also raise a stink (about someone/something).) The stink you made about money has done no good at all. You’re fired.

stinking

verb

See stinking drunk

stinking

1. Go to stinking (drunk).

2. mod. lousy; rotten. That was a mean stinking thing to do. Really stinking!

See:

a holy stink
all options stink
big stink
create a stink
give (someone) the stink eye
holy stink
kick up a stink
kick up/make/create/raise a stink
like stink
like stink on a monkey/skunk/pig/etc.
make a stink
make a stink (about something)
make a stink about someone/something
raise a stink
raise a stink (about something)
raise a stink about someone/something
smell up
smell/stink to high heaven
stink
stink of (something)
stink on ice
stink to high heaven
stink up
stink with
stink with (something)
the stink eye

词组	stink
释义	stink Theme: DISGUSTING in. to be repellent. This whole setup stinks.Your act stinks. Try another agent. Theme: UPROAR n. a commotion. The stink you made about money has done no good at all. You're fired.One more stink like that and out you go. See odor stink 1. noun a commotion; a loud complaint UK, 1812.► like stinkdesperately hard, extremely fast, very much, etc UK, 1929 2. verb to be aesthetically or morally offensive US, 1934 idiomstinkkick up a stink/fusscomplain to complain loudly when you are annoyed about something:There are lots of businesses and mortgage borrowers kicking up a stink about interest rates.I'm not afraid to kick up a fuss in a restaurant if I think the service is lousy. phrasestink[stank, stunk, stinking] stink up stink up sth • *stunk sth* up** AmE informal to play or perform very badly: The Lakers stunk up their home court and practically handed their game to the Bulls. stink up/out stink up/out sth • *stink sth* up/out** informal to fill a place with a very unpleasant smell: There was some old fish in the bin which had stunk out the whole kitchen. Martin wears these old sandals which really stink the place up. stink 1. noun, slang A great fuss or ruckus; a lot of trouble. Used especially in the phrase "make/raise a stink" or similar variations. My mom raised a stink when the store refused to accept her return without a receipt. One of the customers is making a stink about the service charge we included on his bill. 2. noun, slang Something scandalous, controversial, or especially unpleasant. The stink of his association with the corrupt company continues to follow him to this day. He knew it was just a matter of time before the stink surrounding him caught the attention of the authorities. 3. verb, slang To be especially bad, abhorrent, or inferior in quality. Your plan stinks, Tom! There's no way it would work! The timing of this audit just really stinks. The first film was an overlooked classic, but the two sequels both stink. 4. verb, slang To be or seem extremely disreputable, suspicious, or corrupt. This deal between the company and the mayor's office stinks, if you ask me. I'd be willing to bet that someone's pocket is being lined. This city stank to high heaven before I came in and brought some law and order to it. stink 1. in. to be repellent; to be suspicious and poorly planned. (Of schemes and plots.) This whole setup stinks. 2. n. a commotion. (see also raise a stink (about someone/something).) The stink you made about money has done no good at all. You’re fired. stinking verb See stinking drunk stinking 1. Go to stinking (drunk). 2. mod. lousy; rotten. That was a mean stinking thing to do. Really stinking! See: a holy stink all options stink big stink create a stink give (someone) the stink eye holy stink kick up a stink kick up/make/create/raise a stink like stink like stink on a monkey/skunk/pig/etc. make a stink make a stink (about something) make a stink about someone/something raise a stink raise a stink (about something) raise a stink about someone/something smell up smell/stink to high heaven stink stink of (something) stink on ice stink to high heaven stink up stink with stink with (something) the stink eye
随便看	catch (one) cold catch one dead to rights catch (one) dead to rights catch one in catch one in the act catch (one) in the act file charges against someone file down file for file for it file for (something) file for something file in file in it file in something file into file into it file in(to) (something) file into something file it against file it away file it down file it off file it with file off )