smell
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- واژهنامه · Generic English-Persian Dictionary بویائی، شامه ، بو، رایحه ، عطر، استشمام، بوکشی، بوئیدن ، بوکردن ، بودادن ، رایحه داشتن ، حاکی بودن از.
- واژهنامه · French & English to Persian Epistemological Dictionary smell|scent|flare rom the PIE *bhle-. With different suffixes, this root appears in "blast," "blow," "blaze," "bladder," not to mention German blasen "blow." English borrowed it from Old Norse bladhra "chatter," probably related to the idea of blowing hot air in English. The initial PIE [bh] became [f] in Latin, so the same root can be found in Latin flare "blow," which underlies both "flatulent" and "flavor" in English. bu kašidan/bordan + Dans ce domaine [étude de la nature], j'ai vite appris à flairer ce qui est potentiellement de l'ordre du fondamental et à laisser de côté (...) la multitude de choses qui encombrent l'esprit et le détournent de l'essentiel. (A. EINSTEIN, Pensées intimes, Éditions du Rocher 2000, p. 46) sense|feel|smell du lat. sentire ; comparez l'allem. sinnen + Latin sentire "to feel," related to English "send." The assumption is that the original root meant "to go, send" and "sense" was perceived as a mental sending or movement. "Sentence" comes from the Latin noun, sententia "feeling, opinion, sentiment," from the same verb. "Sentiment" came from the same source, via the same semantic route. su greftan (pbp) 1 eng. feel (be )suh-idan (plv. sûtan) hes kardan 2 eng. smell bu kardan anbu-idan
- واژهنامه · hFarsi Advanced Version کلمات مرتبط(smell): بازگشت به واژه smell a sweet smell i smell something burning obnoxious smell putrid smell sense of smell smell of powder smell out smell round smell shot smell sour smell sweet to smell a rat to smell about to smell ofgarlic to smell out to smell something burning to smell sweet to take a smell at بويايى ،شامه ،عطر،استشمام ،بوکشى ،بوييدن ،بوکردن ،بودادن ،رايحه داشتن ،حاکى بودن از کلمات مرتبط(18)
- واژهنامه · Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary 1 smell n. Pronunciation: ' smel Function: verb Inflected Form:   smelled \ ' smeld\ or smelt \ ' smelt\ ; smell·ing Etymology: Middle English Date: 12th century transitive verb 1 : to perceive the odor or scent of through stimuli affecting the olfactory nerves : get the odor or scent of with the nose 2 : to detect or become aware of as if by the sense of smell <I smell trouble> 3 : to emit the odor of intransitive verb 1 : to exercise the sense of smell 2 a (1) : to have an odor or scent (2) : to have a characteristic aura or atmosphere : SMACK <the accounts ⋯ seemed to me to smell of truth ― R. S. Bourne> also : SEEM , APPEAR <the story didn't smell right> b (1) : to have an offensive odor : STINK (2) : to be of bad or questionable quality <all this from the moral point of view smell s ― A. F. Wills> –smell·er noun –smell a rat : to have a suspicion of something wrong –smell blood : to sense an opponent's weakness or vulnerability –smell the roses : to enjoy or savor life]]> 2 smell n. Function: noun Date: 12th century 1 : the property of a thing that affects the olfactory organs : ODOR 2 a : the process, function, or power of smelling b : the sense concerned with the perception of odor 3 a : a very small amount : TRACE <add only a smell of garlic> b : a pervading or characteristic quality : AURA <the smell of affluence, of power ― Harry Hervey> 4 : an act or instance of smelling synonyms SMELL , SCENT , ODOR , AROMA mean the quality that makes a thing perceptible to the olfactory sense. SMELL implies solely the sensation witho…