stink
[stɪŋk] verb intransitive (stank or US AND Australian ENGLISH ALSO stunk, stunk)
SMELL 气味 informal
■to smell very unpleasant 散发异味，发出难闻的气味•Your feet stink!你的脚好臭！ •The morning after the party, the whole house stank of beer and cigarettes.聚会后的第二天早上，整个房子都是啤酒和香烟的浊气。 •He hadn't washed for over a week and stank to high heaven (= greatly).他有一个多星期没洗澡了，身上一股浓烈的异味。 •The woman next to me sprayed on some perfume and UKstank out / USstunk up the whole shop (= filled it with an unpleasant smell).我旁边那个女人喷了些香水，整个商店里都弥漫着一股怪味。
[stɪŋk] verb intransitive (stank or US AND Australian ENGLISH ALSO stunk, stunk)
BE BAD 糟糕
■to be extremely bad or unpleasant 极糟糕；令人厌恶•I think her whole attitude stinks.我觉得她整个态度令人恶心。 •His acting stinks but he looks good, so he's offered lots of movie roles.他的演技一塌糊涂，但人长得帅，所以获邀在许多影片中演出。
[stɪŋk] noun countable usually singular informal
■a strong unpleasant smell 恶臭；难闻气味•The stink of rotting seaweed was strong along the seashore.腐烂的海草在海滩上发出浓烈臭味。
[stɪŋk] noun countable usually singular informal
cause a stink informal
■to cause trouble and make people angry 引起麻烦，引起轩然大波；引起不快•The article about political corruption caused a real stink.那篇有关政治腐败的文章引起了轩然大波。
[stɪŋk] noun countable usually singular informal
create/kick up/raise a stink informal
■to make a strong public complaint 制造事端；滋事；起哄•She created a stink about the lack of recycling facilities in the town.她因城中缺乏废物回收设施而大吵大闹。
[stɪŋk] noun countable usually singular informal
like stink UK informal
■If someone works like stink, they work extremely hard. 非常卖力地，极努力地 |