stench

英 [stentʃ]

美 [stentʃ]

n.  臭气; 恶臭

复数：stenches　

GRETEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.12453 / COCA.11585

牛津词典

noun

• 臭气；恶臭
  a strong, very unpleasant smell
  1. an overpowering stench of rotting fish
     腐烂的鱼臭气熏天
  2. The stench of treachery hung in the air.
     到处都是可耻的叛变的气息。

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 臭味;恶臭
  Astenchis a strong and very unpleasant smell.
  1. The stench of burning rubber was overpowering.
     烧焦的橡胶臭气熏天。

英英释义

noun

• a distinctive odor that is offensively unpleasant
  Synonym:malodormalodourstinkreekfetorfoetormephitis

双语例句

• The stench of decay choked him and he had to turn away.
  腐烂发出的臭气使他窒息，他不得不转身走开了。
• The stench from the sewer is indescribable.
  下水道发出一股说不出的恶臭。
• Fish are dying, and the stench is everywhere.
  鱼也死了，怪味到处都是。
• The stench nearly put me off moving there in the first place.
  臭气让我一开始差点不想搬到那儿。
• Smoke, sweat and stench deluged the air and made it seem as though I was walking underwater.
  空气中充斥着烟雾、汗味、恶臭，使得我彷佛是在水下行走。
• The stench doesn't go away!
  臭气散不掉了！
• You could still smell the perfume in the air, and also there's a stench of death.
  你仍然可以嗅到空气中爆炸的的气息和尸体的恶臭。
• Would I have enjoyed the slaughter, the horror, the stench of blood, the cruelty?
  我会享受这种屠杀、恐怖、血腥和残酷？
• I don't mind the heat, but it's the stench that I hate.
  我并不介意天热，却受不了这臭气。
• It was growling like something demented, which it was, of course, and its backside was almost in my face even my peril in no way diminished the frightful stench of the creature.
  它发狂地嗷叫着，对，是发狂了。屁股几乎挨着我的脸&尽管我身处险境，可仍闻到这家伙身上可怕的恶臭。