odor 的定义
- the property of a substance that activates the sense of smell: to have an unpleasant odor.
- a sensation perceived by the sense of smell; scent.
- an agreeable scent; fragrance.
- a disagreeable smell.
- a quality or property characteristic or suggestive of something: An odor of suspicion surrounded his testimony.
- repute: in bad odor with the whole community.
- Archaic. something that has a pleasant scent.
odor 近义词
scent
更多odor例句
- It might seem obvious, but it will clear out a lot of lingering odors.
- They trained the mice so that the animals only licked a water spout when they “smelled” the artificial odor, generated by a light pattern and “unlikely to correspond to specific known chemical odorants” in nature, the team explained.
- To make better sense of the data, the team then combined all their data into a mathematical model of our sense of odors.
- After “smelling” the synthetic odor, mice reliably licked the correct spout.
- The synthetic odor didn’t objectively exist, but the mice behaved as though they smelled it anyway, the researchers found.
- They emit an odor that no human being should inhale, and yet you have.
- And, typing that, it occurs to me how rarely we hear modern Americans use the word happy without an odor of irony.
- When Sterling first bought the Ardmore, he remarked on its odor to Davenport.
- The odor wrenched the stomach and made one hesitant to breathe.
- I could forgive Christie for Bridgegate if he could just eliminate this odor.
- The fire crackled around the Dutch ovens, and the odor of coffee came floating by.
- The odor of Seton's cheroot announced itself above the oriental perfume with which the place was laden.
- A sour odor is normal for nursing infants, and is noted in mild diarrheas of older children.
- These cigars are usually pressed, and burn well, leaving a dark-colored ash, and emitting a fragrant odor.
- The late roses and white lilies were in full bloom, the latter filling the air with a sweet odor and making a lovely background.