花香。4 [V] (not used in the
progressive tenses 不用于
进行时）to liave an unpleasant smell 有难闻的气‘；
发气：rhedrainssmeH.下水道发着M气6 smeHs in here•这儿有一股难闻的气味。◊ He hadn’t washed
for days and was beginning to smell.
澡了，身上都有味儿7.0 5 [VN] [no
passive] to feel that sth exists or is going to happen 觉秦出；感觉到：He smeZt danger.他意识到了危J can
smeH trouWe.我
感觉会有麻烦。IT*!?! come up/out of sth smelling of 'roses {informal) to still have a good
reputation, even though you have been involved in sth that might have given
people a bad opinion of you虽卷入…而好名声依
旧；事后％名誉无损，smel丨 a _rat (//i/ormfl/) to
suspect that sth is wrong about a situation 怀疑事情不妙；感觉
情况不对一more at rose
n_，wake
v. smell
sb/sth*-,out 1 to
be aware of fear, danger, trouble, etc. in a situation觉察到，意识到（环事、危险、麻烦
■等）：He couW ahvays smeH
out/ear.别人有什么恐惧，
4 总能觉察到。2 to
find sth by smelling 嗅虫；闻 : dogs
trained to smeii out drugs 受过训练的缉毒大
■
noun 1 [C, U] the quality
of sth that people and animals sense through their noses 气味：a faint/strong smell 〇/ gartic淡淡的/浓重的蒜味◊ a sweet/介esh/miwiy smeH香甜的/新鲜的/发霉的气味◊ 77iere was a
smeH 〇/ bum^ig m t/ze air.空气中有一股烧东西的焦煳味。◊ I7ie smeHs介om the kitchenthe room.满屋子都是从厨
房飘来的气味。2 [sing.] an unpleasant smell ‘闻的气 •‘味；臭味：WTmt’sthatsmeH?这是一股什么臭味？ ◊
.YUfc/ What a smeH/哎哟！多难闻的气昧！ 3 [U]
the ability to sense things with the nose 嗅觉：Dogs have a very good sense 〇/smeH.狗的嗅觉非常灵敏。◊ Taste and smeH are dosdy
connected.味觉和嗅觉有密切•的联
系。4 [C] the act of
smelling sth g_ CTITl sniff ： He took one smell of
the liquid and his eyes began to water他闻了一下那种液体，就流起泪来了。IHJl see sweet adj.
VOCABULARY BU丨LDING 词汇扩充
smells
Describing smells
These adjectives describe pleasant smells.下歹丨j.形容词
描述令人愉快的气味：
■
scented candles 香烛. aromat’丨 c oils 芳香油 fragrant perfume 芬芳的香水
■
sweet-smelling flowers芳香扑鼻的花
To describe unpleasant smells you can use 描述令人不 快的气味可以说：
■
smelly cheese有难闻气味的奶酪
鼸stinking fish发臭的鱼
■
musty old books发霉的旧书
■
acrid smoke哈人的烟
Types of smell 各种气味：
Pleasant smells令人愉快的气味：
■
the rich aroma of什esh coffee新鲜咖啡醇厚的香味
■
a herb with a
delicate fragrance 散发淡雅香气的
芳草
■
.a rose’s sweet perfume
玫瑰的芳香
■.the scent of wild flowers 野花的在萝 Unpleasant smells令人不快的辱味：
■
nasty household odours家里难闻的气味
■
the stench of
rotting meat 腐肉的恶臭
■
the st丨nk of stale sweat 汗臭味
■
the reek of
beer and'tobacco啤酒和烟草的强烈臭味
'smelling salts noun [pi.] a chemical with
a very strong smell, kept in a small bottle, used especially in the past for
putting under the nose of a person who has become unconscious嗅盐（有刺鼻的气味.旧时用作苏醒剂）
smelly /'smeli/ adj. (smell-ier,
smelli-est) {informal) hav- ing an
unpleasant smell有豳闻气味的；有臭味的： smeHy/eet 臭脚
smelt /smelt/ verb [VN] to heat and melt
smelt-er /'smelter)/ noun a piece of
equipment for smelting metal 溶炉
smidgen (also smidgeon, smid gin) /smid30n/ noun [sing.]〜（of sth) (/n/o/wfl/) a small
piece or amount of sth 少量；一盖点：'Sugar?’ ‘Just a smidgen. ’ “ 放糖吗？”
;;K埤一卓。”
SITlile
/small/
verb, noun
■
verb 1 [V].〜(at sk/sth) to make a smile appear
on your face 微笑；.矣：to smiZesweetZy/yamrty/iwoadly, etc.
嫣然一笑、淡然一笑、咧嘴一笑等◊ She smiled at him ancf he smfZe<f back:.她冲他笑笑，他也冲她笑笑。◊ He smiZed with reZie/•他宽慰地美了。◊ ffe never see/ns to smUe.他好像从来都不笑。◊ J had to smile at (= was
amused by) his optimism.对他的乐观态度，我只好一笑
置之。2 to say or express sth with a smile 微笑着说； 微笑地表示：[VN] She smiied her
thanfcs.她矣了笑秦示 感谢。0[V speech]‘Perfect/he smited. “好极了。”他
微矣着 。 3 [VN] [no passive] to give a smile of a
particular type 现出（笑容
> :to smiie a smaH smde 微 微一笑◊ She smiZed a
smiZe 〇/dry amusement.她心里也 得有趣，但脸上只是不动声色地笑了笑。圓see ear l3!r：lT| smile on sb/sth {formal) if luck, etc. smiles on you, you are lucky or
successful 有利 + ;垂青；带来 好运
■
noun the
expression that you have on your face when
you are happy, amused,
etc. in which the comers of your mouth turn upwards 微笑；笑容：‘Oh, hello,’ he said, wftfi a smiZe. “ 嗨，袷妗 ^ ” i也微笑着说。◊ She gave a wry smile.她苦笑一下。◊ He had a big smile
on his
/ace.地笑容满面。◊ J’m going to wipe t/iat smile 〇J〇T your face (-
make you stop thinking this is funny). 会让你笑不出来的。IT»TO1 all smiles looking very happy,
especially soon after you have been looking worried or sad (尤指愁眉苦脸或悲伤之后）.一脸笑意， 喜滋滋的：TvveZve hours 〖ater she was aH smi〖es again. 十p小时之后，她又喜笑颜开7^ ,
smiley /'smaili/ noun 1 a simple picture of a smiling face that is
drawn as a circle with two eyes and a curved mouth 笑脸图（用：）表示）2a simple picture or series of keyboard
symbols :-) that represents a smiling face. The symbols are used, for example,
in email or text messages to show that the person sending the message is
pleased or joking.微笑符（例如用：-) 表示）
smil-ing-ly /'smailirili/ adv. with a smile or
smiles Wl
笑•着
smirk /sm3：k; NAmE sm3：rk/ verb[V] to smile in a silly or unpleasant
way that shows that you are pleased with yourself, know sth that other people
do not know, etc. 自鸣得'★地笑;.傻芦：ft was had not to smirfc.让人忍 俊不禁。0 He smi’rfced
impZeasanrty when ive toW him the bad news.我们把坏消息告诉他时，他脸上现出一丝奸
笑0 ►.smirk now/?: She had
a sdf-satisficd smirk on her /<^e.她满脸扬扬得意的样子。
smite /smart/ verb (smote /smeut; NAmE
smout/, smitten
/'smitn/)
[VN] (old use or literary) 1 to
hit sb/sth hard; to attack or punish sb重打；猛由；攻击；惩罚2 to have a great effect on sb, especially
an unpleasant or serious one使深感（不安、不快等
深深影响一see
alSO
SMITTEN
smith /smiG/ noun = blacksmith
—see
also goldsmith, GUNSMITH, LOCKSMITH, SILVERSMITH
smith-er-eens /.smiQa'riinz/ noun [pi.] smash,
blow, etc. sth to smithe'reens {informal) to destroy sth
completely by breaking it into small pieces 把某物砸. (I或打等）得粉碎
smithy /'smidi; NAmE -0i/ noun {pi.
-jes)
a
place where a BLACKSMITH works 铁匠铺
smit-ten /'smitn/ adj. [only before noun] 1 (with/by sb/sth) (especially
humorous) suddenly feeling that you are in love with sb突然爱上的；一下子爱上的：From