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1 fume
[fjuːm] 1. сущ.1) дым, газы, испарение прям. и перен.Syn:2) резкий, сильный запах, аромат3) приступ раздражения или гнева2. гл.Sometimes his head gets a little hot with the fumes of patriotism. — Иногда он горячится в приступе патриотизма.
1) окуривать; курить ( благовония)2)а) дымить, загазовыватьб) идти, валить (о дыме, газе)в) испаряться3) (fume at / about / over) раздражаться из-за (чего-л.); кипеть от злости по поводу (чего-л.)to fume and chafe, to fret and fume — нервничать и раздражаться
All the passengers were fuming at the delay. — Пассажиры нервничали из-за задержки.
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2 smoke
1. n дым; дымок2. n копоть3. n курение4. n разг. курево; сигара, сигарета; папироса5. n разг. перекур, небольшой перерыв в работеwe stopped to smoke — мы закурили; мы сделали перекур
6. n дымка; туман7. n физ. суспензия твёрдых частиц в газе8. n бледно-голубой цвет9. n дымчато-серый цвет10. n сл. редк. марихуана; гашиш11. n сл. враки; похвальба12. n сл. грубая лесть13. v дымить; дымиться14. v закоптить, покрыть сажей; задымлять15. v курить16. v куриться17. v коптить, подвергать копчениюexpulsion smoke — дым, удаляемый из камер копчения
18. v окуривать19. v выкуривать20. v воен. ставить дымовую завесуСинонимический ряд:1. cigarette (noun) cigarette; fag2. fumes from burning (noun) cigarette smoke; exhaust gas; fumes; fumes from burning; noxious cloud; smog; smudge; soot; thick haze; vapor from combustion3. emit smoke (verb) emit smoke; exhaust; fume; give off vapor; incinerate; pollute; smolder; smoulder; smudge; vaporise; vaporize4. hurry (verb) barrel; barrelhouse; beeline; bucket; bullet; bustle; fleet; flit; fly; haste; hasten; highball; hotfoot; hurry; hustle; pelt; rock; rocket; run; rush; scoot; scour; skin; speed; stave; whirl; whish; whisk; whiz; zip5. light up (verb) inhale smoke; light a cigarette; light up; smoke a pipe; smoke cigarettes; smoke dope; take a drag; take a hit; toke -
3 smell
1. n обоняние2. n запахsweet smell — аромат, благоухание
nasty smell — отвратительный запах, зловоние
mouldy smell — затхлый запах, запах плесени
3. n дурной запах, вонь, зловоние4. n намёк, признак, след5. n атмосфера, дух6. n капелька, чуточка7. n нюханьеa smell of the lamp — кабинетность, вымученность ; нудный педантизм; наукообразность
8. v обонять; чувствовать запах; чуять9. v чуять, чувствоватьhe smelt a plot — он почувствовал, что готовится заговор
10. v нюхать, вдыхать запахmusty smell — кислый запах; запах плесени
11. v пахнуть; иметь запахto smell strong — припахивать, дурно пахнуть
putrescent smell — запах гнили, вонь
12. v пахнуть, отдавать13. v дурно пахнуть, вонять; иметь дурной запахto smell to heaven — издавать удушливый смрад; смердеть, вонять
fish soon smells in summer if it is not kept on ice — летом рыба быстро протухнет, если её не положить на лёд
smutty smell — < головневый> запах
Синонимический ряд:1. air (noun) air; ambience; atmosphere; aura; feel; feeling; mood; tone2. aroma (noun) aroma; bouquet; emanation; essence; fragrance; odour; perfume; snuff; whiff3. hint (noun) breath; cast; dash; hint; intimation; lick; shade; shadow; smack; smatch; soupcon; spice; sprinkling; strain; streak; suggestion; suspicion; taste; tincture; tinge; touch; trace; trifle; twang; vein; whisper; wink4. nose (noun) nose; olfaction; scent5. olfactory sense (noun) detection by smell; olfactory perception; olfactory sensation; olfactory sense; sense of smell; smelling6. stench (noun) effluvium; fetidness; fetor; foulness; malodor; odor; rank fumes; reek; stench; stink7. detect by nose (verb) breathe in; detect; detect by nose; get a whiff of; notice; perceive; respond to olfactory stimulus8. reek (verb) emanate; emit an odor; exude; funk; pervade; reek; smell bad; smell good; stench; stink9. scent (verb) inhale; nose; scent; sniff; snuff; whiff10. suggest (verb) savor; savour; smack; suggest; taste
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