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1. smel noun1) (the sense or power of being aware of things through one's nose: My sister never had a good sense of smell.) olfato2) (the quality that is noticed by using this power: a pleasant smell; There's a strong smell of gas.) olor3) (an act of using this power: Have a smell of this!) olfateo, olfacción
2. smelt verb1) (to notice by using one's nose: I smell gas; I thought I smelt (something) burning.) oler2) (to give off a smell: The roses smelt beautiful; Her hands smelt of fish.) oler3) (to examine by using the sense of smell: Let me smell those flowers.) oler, olfatear•- - smelling- smelly
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smell1 n olorsmell2 vb olertr[smel]1 (sense) olfato■ pooh! what a smell! ¡qué peste!1 oler2 figurative use olfatear1 oler2 (have particular smell) oler (a)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto have a smell of something olerse algoI smell a rat aquí hay gato encerrado: oler, olfatearto smell danger: olfatear el peligrosmell vi: olerto smell good: oler biensmell n1) : olfato m, sentido m del olfato2) odor: olor mn.• hedor s.m.• olfato s.m.• olor s.m.v.(§ p.,p.p.: smelled) = husmear v.• oler v.• olfatear v.• oliscar v.smel
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a) c ( odor) olor mb) ( sniff) (colloq) (no pl)to have o take a smell at o of something — oler* algo, tomarle el olor a algo (AmL)
c) u ( sense of smell) olfato m
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a) ( sense) oler*I can smell freshly baked bread — hay olor a pan recién hecho, siento olor a pan recién hecho (esp AmL)
we could smell gas/burning — olía a gas/quemado, había olor a gas/quemado
b) ( sniff at) \<\<person\>\> oler*; \<\<animal\>\> olfatearc) ( recognize)
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vi ( give off odor) oler*that smells good! — qué bien huele!, qué rico olor! (AmL)
it smells off — huele a podrido, tiene olor a podrido
it smells in here — qué mal huele aquí!, qué mal olor hay aquí! (CS)
[smel] (vb: pt, pp smelled, smelt)to smell OF something — oler* a algo
1. N1) (=sense) olfato mto have a keen sense of smell — tener buen olfato, tener un buen sentido del olfato
2) (=odour) olor mit has a nice smell — tiene un olor agradable, huele bien
there's a smell of gas/of burning — huele a gas/a quemado
3) (=sniff)let's have a smell — déjame olerlo, déjame que lo huela
here, have a smell — huele esto
2. VT1) (=perceive odour) olerI can smell gas/burning — huele a gas/a quemado, hay olor a gas/a quemado
dogs can smell fear — los perros pueden olfatear or oler el miedo
2) (=sniff) [person] oler; [animal] olfatear, oler3) (fig)rat 1., 1)3. VI1) (=emit odour) olerwhat does it smell like? — ¿a qué huele?
to smell of sth — (lit, fig) oler a algo
if food smells off, throw it away — si la comida huele mal or a pasada, tírela
2) (=smell bad) oler3) (=have sense of smell)4) (=sniff) [person] olisquear; [animal] olfatear* * *[smel]
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a) c ( odor) olor mb) ( sniff) (colloq) (no pl)to have o take a smell at o of something — oler* algo, tomarle el olor a algo (AmL)
c) u ( sense of smell) olfato m
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a) ( sense) oler*I can smell freshly baked bread — hay olor a pan recién hecho, siento olor a pan recién hecho (esp AmL)
we could smell gas/burning — olía a gas/quemado, había olor a gas/quemado
b) ( sniff at) \<\<person\>\> oler*; \<\<animal\>\> olfatearc) ( recognize)
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vi ( give off odor) oler*that smells good! — qué bien huele!, qué rico olor! (AmL)
it smells off — huele a podrido, tiene olor a podrido
it smells in here — qué mal huele aquí!, qué mal olor hay aquí! (CS)
to smell OF something — oler* a algo
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1. nounKlebstoff, der2. transitive verb1) klebenglue something to something — etwas an etwas (Dat.) an- od. festkleben
2) (fig.)be glued to something/somebody — an etwas/jemandem kleben (ugs.)
their eyes or they were glued to the TV screen — sie starrten auf den Bildschirm
* * *[ɡlu:] 1. noun(a substance used for sticking things together: That glue will not stick plastic to wood.) der Klebstoff2. verb(to join (things) with glue.) kleben* * *[glu:]to fix sth with \glue etw klebento mend sth with \glue etw mit Klebstoff reparieren [o [wieder zusammen]kleben]to sniff \glue Klebstoff schnüffeln famII. vt1. (stick)▪ to \glue sth together etw zusammenklebenwe were \glued to the television watching the election results come in wir klebten am Fernseher und verfolgten die eingehenden Wahlergebnisseto keep one's eyes \glued to sb/sth seine Augen auf jdn/etw geheftet haben gehto be \glued to the spot wie angewurzelt dastehen* * *[gluː]1. nKlebstoff m, Leim mto stick to sb/sth like glue — an jdm/etw kleben (inf)
2. vtkleben, leimento glue sth together — etw zusammenkleben or -leimen
to glue sth down/on — etw fest-/ankleben
to glue sth to sth — etw an etw (acc) kleben, etw an etw (dat) festkleben
her ear was glued to the keyhole — ihr Ohr klebte am Schlüsselloch
to keep one's eyes glued to sb/sth — jdn/etw nicht aus den Augen lassen
he's been glued to the TV all evening — er hängt schon den ganzen Abend vorm Fernseher (inf)
he stood there as if glued to the spot — er stand wie angewurzelt da
* * *glue [ɡluː]A s1. Leim m:glue stock Leimrohstoff m2. Klebstoff m:glue sniffing Schnüffeln non[to] auf akk;to an akk):he was glued to his TV set er saß gebannt oder wie angewachsen vor dem Bildschirm;she remained glued to her mother sie klebte an ihrer Mutter umg* * *1. nounKlebstoff, der2. transitive verb1) klebenglue something together/on — etwas zusammen-/ankleben
glue something to something — etwas an etwas (Dat.) an- od. festkleben
2) (fig.)be glued to something/somebody — an etwas/jemandem kleben (ugs.)
their eyes or they were glued to the TV screen — sie starrten auf den Bildschirm
* * *n.Kleber - m.Klebstoff m.Leim nur sing. m. (together) v.verleimen v. v.leimen v. -
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I [smel]1) (odour) odore m.; (pleasant) profumo m.; (unpleasant) puzzo m., puzza f., fetore m.2) (sense)(sense of) smell — olfatto, odorato
3) (action)to have a smell of o at sth. — odorare o annusare qcs
4) fig. (of dishonesty) puzzo m., sentore m.II 1. [smel]verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. smelled, smelt BE)1) (notice) sentire odore di; (sniff deliberately) annusare; [ animal] fiutare2) fig. (detect) fiutare [danger, problem]; scoprire [liar, cheat]2.verbo intransitivo (pass., p.pass. smelled, smelt BE)1) (have odour) avere odore; (pleasantly) profumare; (unpleasantly) puzzare2) fig.to smell of — puzzare di [racism, corruption]
3) (have sense of smell) avere l'olfatto, sentire gli odori•* * *1. [smel] noun1) (the sense or power of being aware of things through one's nose: My sister never had a good sense of smell.) odorato, olfatto2) (the quality that is noticed by using this power: a pleasant smell; There's a strong smell of gas.) odore3) (an act of using this power: Have a smell of this!) annusata2. [smelt] verb1) (to notice by using one's nose: I smell gas; I thought I smelt (something) burning.) sentire2) (to give off a smell: The roses smelt beautiful; Her hands smelt of fish.) odorare, sapere di3) (to examine by using the sense of smell: Let me smell those flowers.) odorare, annusare•- - smelling- smelly
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- smell out* * *I [smel]1) (odour) odore m.; (pleasant) profumo m.; (unpleasant) puzzo m., puzza f., fetore m.2) (sense)(sense of) smell — olfatto, odorato
3) (action)to have a smell of o at sth. — odorare o annusare qcs
4) fig. (of dishonesty) puzzo m., sentore m.II 1. [smel]verbo transitivo (pass., p.pass. smelled, smelt BE)1) (notice) sentire odore di; (sniff deliberately) annusare; [ animal] fiutare2) fig. (detect) fiutare [danger, problem]; scoprire [liar, cheat]2.verbo intransitivo (pass., p.pass. smelled, smelt BE)1) (have odour) avere odore; (pleasantly) profumare; (unpleasantly) puzzare2) fig.to smell of — puzzare di [racism, corruption]
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(a) (notice an odour of) sentir;∎ to smell gas sentir le gaz, American sentir le gaz ou l'essence;∎ I can smell (something) burning (je trouve que) ça sent le brûlé;∎ she smelt or she could smell alcohol on his breath elle s'aperçut que son haleine sentait l'alcool∎ to smell a rat flairer quelque chose de louche∎ she smelt the cream to see if it was fresh elle a senti la crème pour voir si elle était fraîche(a) (have odour) sentir;∎ to smell good or sweet sentir bon;∎ to smell bad sentir mauvais;∎ it smells musty ça sent le renfermé;∎ that soup smells delicious! cette soupe sent délicieusement bon!;∎ what does it smell of or like? qu'est-ce que ça sent?;∎ it smells of lavender ça sent la lavande;∎ it smells like lavender on dirait de la lavande;∎ figurative to smell of treachery/hypocrisy sentir la trahison/l'hypocrisie;∎ familiar to smell fishy sembler louche□(b) (have bad odour) sentir (mauvais);∎ it smells (awful) in here! ça pue ici!;∎ his breath smells il a mauvaise haleine;∎ the dog smells le chien sent mauvais ou pue∎ he can't smell il n'a pas d'odorat;∎ you smell with your nose le nez sert à sentir3 noun∎ he has no sense of smell il n'a pas d'odorat;∎ I've lost my sense of smell j'ai perdu l'odorat;∎ to have a keen sense of smell avoir le nez fin; (dog etc) avoir beaucoup de flair(b) (odour) odeur f; (of flowers, fruit) parfum m; (bad odour) mauvaise odeur f; (stench) puanteur f;∎ there's a bad smell ça sent mauvais;∎ what's that smell? quelle est cette odeur?;∎ there's a strong smell of gas in here il y a une forte odeur de gaz ici;∎ there was a smell of burning in the kitchen il y avait une odeur de brûlé dans la cuisine;∎ the smell of onions cooking l'odeur f d'oignons qui cuisent;∎ there was a lovely smell of lavender ça sentait bon la lavande;∎ it has no smell ça n'a pas d'odeur;∎ natural gas has no smell le gaz naturel n'a pas d'odeur ou est inodore;∎ what an awful smell! qu'est-ce que ça sent mauvais!;∎ figurative the smell of defeat/fear l'odeur f de la défaite/de la peur;∎ figurative I don't like the smell of this at all ça ne me plaît pas du tout, c'est louche∎ to have or take a smell of sth sentir qch, renifler qch;∎ have a smell of this sentez-moi ça(a) (of dog) dénicher en flairant; figurative (of person) découvrir, dépister; (secret, conspiracy) découvrir(b) his cigarettes are smelling the office out ses cigarettes empestent ou empuantissent le bureau -
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glue [glu:]1. nouncolle fcoller (to, on à)• she glued the pieces together (from broken object) elle a recollé les morceaux ; (from kit) elle a collé les morceaux ensemble3. compounds* * *[gluː] 1.noun lit colle f2.transitive verb coller3.to glue something on ou down — coller quelque chose
glued (colloq) past participle adjectiveto have one's eyes glued to somebody/something — avoir les yeux fixés sur quelqu'un/quelque chose
to be glued to the TV — être collé (colloq) devant la télé
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/snʌf/ * danh từ - hoa đèn * ngoại động từ - gạt bỏ hoa đèn, cắt hoa đèn (ở bấc đèn) !to snuff out - làm tắt (đèn, nến) - làm tiêu tan =hopes are snuffed out+ hy vọng bị tiêu tan - (từ lóng) chết, ngoẻo !can snuff a candle with a pistol - có thể bắn bay hoa đèn ở cây nến mà không làm tắt nến; bắn tài * danh từ - thuốc bột để hít - thuốc (lá) hít - sự hít thuốc (lá) - (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ) mùi !to be up to snuff - (từ lóng) không còn bé bỏng ngây thơ gì nữa !to give someone snuff - sửa cho ai một trận !to take something in snuff - (từ cổ,nghĩa cổ) phật ý về việc gì * động từ - (như) sniff - hít thuốc (lá)
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