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1 scent
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I. 1. миризма, мирис, аромат, (благо) ухание
2. парфюм
3. лов. следа, диря (по миризма), подушване, обоняние (особ. на куче)
on the (right) SCENT по следите (и прен.)
off the SCENT изгубил следата, по погрешна следа (и прен.)
to put/throw someone off the SCENT пращам някого по лъжливи следи (и прен.), успявам да заблудя някого
on a false/wrong SCENT по погрешна следа
4. разпръснати хартийки при кроса hare and hounds (вж. hare)
II. 1. душа
подушвам (и с out)
2. прен. подушвам, усещам
3. изпълвам с благоухание, (на) парфюмирам, пръскам с парфюм* * *{sent} n 1. миризма, мирис, аромат, (благо)ухание; 2. парфюм; З(2) {sent} v 1. душа; подушвам (и с out); 2. прен. подушвам, ус* * *ухание; усет; усещам; парфюм; помирисвам; парфюмирам; предусещам; предчувствам; благоухание; аромат; благовоние; прозорливост; напарфюмирам; нюх;* * *1. i. миризма, мирис, аромат, (благо) ухание 2. ii. душа 3. off the scent изгубил следата, по погрешна следа (и прен.) 4. on a false/wrong scent по погрешна следа 5. on the (right) scent по следите (и прен.) 6. to put/throw someone off the scent пращам някого по лъжливи следи (и прен.), успявам да заблудя някого 7. изпълвам с благоухание, (на) парфюмирам, пръскам с парфюм 8. лов. следа, диря (по миризма), подушване, обоняние (особ. на куче) 9. парфюм 10. подушвам (и с out) 11. прен. подушвам, усещам 12. разпръснати хартийки при кроса hare and hounds (вж. hare)* * *scent [sent] I. n 1. миризма, мирис; аромат, благоухание; 2. парфюм; 3. следа, диря (по миризма); подушване; on the \scent of по следите (и прен.); to be on the right \scent на прав път съм; to throw ( put) one off the \scent пращам някого по лъжлива следа; 4. прен. нюх, усет, прозорливост; II. v 1. слагам парфюм на; парфюмирам; пръскам с парфюм; 2. изпълвам с благоухание; 3. помирисвам, усещам; подушвам; 4. прен. предусещам, предчувствам.
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