smell的示例

• Those toilets smell foul!

• This milk smells funny.

• You smell lovely - what's your perfume?

• He always smells of cigarettes.

• My armpits were starting to smell.

• I could smell smoke on the night air.

• I can smell onions cooking.

• Smell this perfume.

• I could smell alcohol on his breath.

• Can you smell gas?

• My nose is blocked so I can't smell.

• If you can't smell, your ability to taste is also impaired.

• It feels so unnatural not to be able to smell.

• Not being able to smell has its advantages.

• Many animals are able to smell better than humans.

• the smell of decaying meat

• The delicious smell of freshly-made coffee came from the kitchen.

• There was an unpleasant smell coming from the drains.

• What's that horrible smell?

• The smell of hospitals always makes my stomach turn.

• Sharks have a highly developed sense of smell.

• She has a very keen sense of smell.

• As you get older you tend to lose your sense of smell.

• He has a very poor sense of smell.

• Pregnancy can change your sense of smell.

• The stable and fireplace no longer smell or cause any other inconveniences to the inhabitants.

• She loves his tweedy smell, his steady gaze, his dark hair, his stubborn mouth.

• And, more generally, why is seeing red very different from hearing a sound or smelling a smell?

• These women may well have preferred the look and smell of symmetrical men but their culture did not allow them to act on these preferences.

• He remembered the feeling of burning all over his body, the pain, sounds and smells from the accident.

• She gives him an egg, telling him to return when it smells musty.

• From the kitchen, tantalizing smells waft and overwhelm the usual scholarly smell.

• They evolve through complex interactions between the child and caretakers mediated through touch, smell, affective expressions, nonverbal gestures, and speech.

• Many blind persons show exquisite sensitivity to sounds and smells, and those born without arms can attain remarkable skill in operating with their toes.

• On the other hand, chlorate and chlorite can be formed, which may be tasted and smelled.

• Even an attempt to build a data bank of smells has been seriously considered.

• The senses of smell and taste are based on the same functional principles.

• Taste and smell could be practiced in the same space but should ideally have their own room and their own particular objects.

• Furthermore, there is little or no smell associated with centralized sewage systems.

• It is therefore necessary to have an algorithm that uses a pattern store of smells and the necessary software to use it.