smell
/smel/ verb (past tense and past participle smelled, also UK smelt)Translation
smell of/like; smell delicious/horrible, etc › to have a particular quality that people notice by using their nose
...gibi kokmak; ...kokusunu vermek
I've been cooking, so my hands smell of garlic. That soup smells delicious - what's in it?1094NOTICE [T] › to notice something by using your nose
koklamak, kokusunu almak
I think I can smell something burning.1094UNPLEASANT [I] › to have an unpleasant smell
pis/kötü/iğrenç kokmak
Your running shoes really smell!1094PUT YOUR NOSE NEAR [T] › to put your nose near something and breathe in so that you can notice its smell
koklamak, koku almak
Come and smell these flowers.1094ABILITY [I] › to have the ability to notice smells
koku alabilmek; koklayabilmek; kokusunu alabilmek
Dogs can smell much better than humans.1094(Definition of smell verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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