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

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。
She wouid have kept her stank behind home.
她就应该老实呆在家里。
That place stank of decayed fish.
那地方有烂鱼的臭味。
He hadn't washed for over a week and stank to high heaven.
他一个多星期没洗过澡了，身上有股浓重的异味。
The refrigerator stank with decayed eggs.
冰箱充满了坏鸡蛋的臭味。
He stank [ smelled] of garlic.
他身上有股大蒜味。
The decay meat stank us out of the restaurant.
臭肉味把我们赶出了饭店。
The butcher's shop stank in hot weather.
肉铺热天散发腥臭味。
The pond stank like a sewer.
池塘像阴沟一样散发着恶臭。
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。