vt.[W]

1. 嗅，闻
2. 闻出，嗅到，察觉出[O4][+v-ing][+（that）][+wh-]
   He smelled trouble.

   他察觉到会有麻烦。

   I smelled something burning.

   我闻到东西烧焦的味道。

3. 发出……的气味
   You both smell brandy.

   你俩身上都有股白兰地酒的气味。

vi.[W]

1. 嗅，闻[（+at）]
   She smelled at the flower.

   她闻闻那朵花。

2. 有气味；有臭气
   This fish smells.

   这鱼发臭了。

   This liquid doesn't smell.

   这种液体没有气味。

3. 闻起来有某种气味（或气息）[L][（+of）]
   The milk smells sour.

   牛奶有酸味了。

   The house smells of fresh paint.

   这房子有股未干的油漆气味。

4. 有嗅觉，能辨别气味

n.

1. 气味；香味；臭味[U][C]
   The smell of garlic filled the kitchen.

   厨房里弥漫着大蒜味道。

2. 嗅觉[U]
3. 一嗅，一闻[S]
   She took a smell at the flower.

   她闻了闻那朵花。

4. 少许[S]
   I need a smell of pepper.

   我要一点点胡椒粉。

5. 迹象，影踪[U]

n.

1. the faculty of perceiving odours by means of the organs in the nose.
2. a quality in something that is perceived by this faculty; an odour.
   ▸an unpleasant odour.
3. an act of inhaling in order to ascertain an odour.

v.

1. perceive or detect the odour of.
   ▸sniff at (something) in order to ascertain its odour.
   ▸ (smell something out) detect or discover something by the faculty of smell.
   ▸detect or suspect by means of instinct or intuition.
2. emit an odour of a specified kind.
   ▸have a strong or unpleasant odour.
   ▸be suggestive of something.