stank

英 [stæŋk]

美 [stæŋk]

v.  有臭味; 有难闻的气味; 让人觉得很糟糕; 令人厌恶; 似乎有不正当行为
stink的过去式

柯林斯词典

• 
  Stankis the past tense ofstink.

双语例句

• Notwithstanding they hearkened not unto moses; but some of them left of it until the morning, and it bred worms, and stank: and Moses was wroth with them.
  然而他们不听摩西的话，内中有留到早晨的，就生虫变臭了，摩西便向他们发怒。
• It isn't a giant, but a nasty frog. And they gathered them together, heap after heap, and the land stank.
  它不是巨人，是一只肮脏的青蛙。14众人把青蛙聚拢成堆，遍地都发臭了。
• The butcher's shop stank in hot weather.
  肉铺热天散发腥臭味。
• That place stank of decayed fish.
  那地方有烂鱼的臭味。
• His breath reeked of tobacco. The butcher's shop stank in hot weather.
  他口中带有烟草的臭味.肉铺热天散发腥臭味。
• She wouid have kept her stank behind home.
  她就应该老实呆在家里。
• The pond stank like a sewer.
  池塘像阴沟一样散发着恶臭。
• A wind was sighing through the hills, heavy with their scents: dead flesh, dry blood, skins that stank of mold and rot and urine.
  风在山丘之间叹息，音调沉重：死亡的肉体，干涸的鲜血，皮肤散发出发霉腐臭和尿液的气息。
• The butcher's shop stank in hot weather. He reeked of alcohol.
  肉铺热天散发腥臭味。他身上有酒的臭味。
• Jobs introduced the iPhone in 2007, more than a decade later, because, Isaacson writes, he had noticed something odd about the cell phones on the market: They all stank, just like portable music players used to.
  2007年，乔布斯推出iPhone，迟到了十多年，是因为他意识到市场上的手机有点不对劲：它们发陈旧乏味，就像便携式音乐播放器以前那样，艾萨克森写道。