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I. smell [Brit smɛl, americ smɛl] SUBST

1. smell (odour):

smell (gen)
smell (unpleasant)
what a smell!

2. smell (sense):

smell
sense of smell

3. smell (action):

to have a smell of or at sth

4. smell (of absence, fraud, dishonesty):

smell fig

II. smell <Pret imperf, Part perf smelled, smelt Brit> [Brit smɛl, americ smɛl] VERBO trans

1. smell literal:

smell (notice, detect)
smell (sniff deliberately) person:
smell animal:

2. smell (detect) fig:

smell danger, problem, success, change, good worker
smell liar, cheat

III. smell <Pret imperf, Part perf smelled, smelt Brit> [Brit smɛl, americ smɛl] VERBO intr

1. smell (have odour):

smell (gen)
smell (unpleasantly)

2. smell fig:

3. smell (have sense of smell):

smell

I. smell out VERBO [Brit smɛl -, americ smɛl -] (smell [sth] out, smell out [sth])

1. smell out (sniff out, discover) literal dog:

smell out drugs, explosives

2. smell out fig person:

smell out plot, treachery, corruption
smell out spy, traitor

3. smell out (cause to stink):

smell out room, house
burnt smell, taste
pervasive smell
obnoxious smell
vinous inv taste, smell
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stale smell
to smell stale
to smell rancid
humer fleur, potage
to smell

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I. smell <smelt, smelt Brit, Aus [or -ed, -ed americ, Aus]> [smel] SUBST

1. smell (odour):

smell
the smell of roses

2. smell (sense of smell):

smell

3. smell pej (bad odour):

smell

4. smell (sniff):

to take/have a smell of sth

Expressões:

II. smell <smelt, smelt Brit, Aus [or -ed, -ed americ, Aus]> [smel] VERBO intr

1. smell (use one's sense of smell):

smell

2. smell (give off an odour):

smell

3. smell pej (have an unpleasant smell):

smell

III. smell <smelt, smelt Brit, Aus [or -ed, -ed americ, Aus]> [smel] VERBO trans

smell a. fig:

smell

Expressões:

to smell sth a mile off
to smell a rat

smell out VERBO trans

1. smell out (discover by smelling):

smell out a. fig

2. smell out pej (cause to smell bad):

smell out
pervasive smell
vile smell, taste
to smell vile
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inglês
smell
I can smell burning
to smell of burning
to smell musty
sense of smell
a foul smell
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I. smell <-ed [or smelt] , -ed [or smelt]> [smel] SUBST

1. smell (sense of smell):

smell

2. smell (odor):

smell
the smell of roses

3. smell (bad odor):

smell

4. smell (sniff):

to take [or have] a smell of sth

Expressões:

II. smell <-ed [or smelt] , -ed [or smelt]> [smel] VERBO intr

1. smell (sniff):

smell

2. smell (give off odor):

smell
to smell of sth

3. smell pej (have bad smell):

smell
to smell of money fig

III. smell <-ed [or smelt] , -ed [or smelt]> [smel] VERBO trans

smell a. fig:

smell

Expressões:

to smell sth a mile away
to smell a rat

smell out VERBO trans a. fig

smell out
pervasive smell
musty smell, taste
to smell musty
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smell
to smell of burning
sense of smell
to smell musty
a foul smell
rotting smell
smell of rot
Present
Ismell
yousmell
he/she/itsmells
wesmell
yousmell
theysmell
Past
Ismelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
yousmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
he/she/itsmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
wesmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
yousmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
theysmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
Present Perfect
Ihavesmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
youhavesmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
he/she/ithassmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
wehavesmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
youhavesmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
theyhavesmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
Past Perfect
Ihadsmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
youhadsmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
he/she/ithadsmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
wehadsmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
youhadsmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt
theyhadsmelled / inglês britânico tb. smelt

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The book ends as the war just gets seriously going, and with only tantalizing glimpses given of various interesting locations.
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There were tantalizing glimpses of the goodies to come, but the overall experience was awful.
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Her asymmetrical neckline exposed her right shoulder, highlighting her even skin tone and giving a tantalizing hint of her decolletage.
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He comments on her regal and tantalizing appearance.
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However, some models offer tantalizing pieces of information that are, however, difficult to interpret.
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