reeks

英 [riːks]

美 [riːks]

v.  散发臭气; 发出难闻的气味; 明显带有，强烈地意味着(令人不快或起疑的特性)
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柯林斯词典

• VERB 散发…的气味；具有浓烈的…气味
  Toreek ofsomething, usually something unpleasant, means to smell very strongly of it.
  1. Your breath reeks of stale cigar smoke...
     你满嘴都是难闻的雪茄味。
  2. The entire house reeked for a long time.
     整座房子长时间一直有股难闻的味道。
  3. Reekis also a noun.
     
  4. He smelt the reek of whisky.
     他身上一股威士忌味。
• VERB 明显带有（令人不悦的想法、感觉或行为）
  If you say that somethingreeks ofunpleasant ideas, feelings, or practices, you disapprove of it because it gives a strong impression that it involves those ideas, feelings, or practices.
  1. The whole thing reeks of hypocrisy.
     整件事显然透着虚伪。

双语例句

• The clamour to draw a veil over the minister's extra-marital activities reeks of hypocrisy.
  想要掩饰部长婚外情的喧嚣叫嚷之声让人倍感虚伪。
• The air reeks of sulphur.
  空气中散发着硫黄味儿。
• The whole thing reeks of hypocrisy.
  整件事显然透着虚伪。
• The government reeks with corruption.
  这个政府染满腐败堕落的气息。
• His manner reeks prosperity.
  他的态度表现得好象有钱的样子。
• He simply reeks of the Ten Commandments. Far from being rich, I'm over head and heels in debt.
  我不但不富，而且浑身是债。
• The police force in that country reeks of corruption and violence.
  那个国家的警察即腐败又残暴。
• The book reeks with scraps of French and Latin.
  书里满是法语和拉丁语。
• He reeks of whisky.
  他满口散发出威士忌酒味。
• His story reeks of dishonesty; I don't believe a word of it.
  他讲的事情显得很虚假，我一点也不相信。