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stink
[stɪŋk]
释义
释义1：n.反对
A complaint or objection.
释义2：n.丑闻 an unpleasant fuss;scandal
释义3：vi.质量极差，水平极低 to be of poor qualityl To be greatly inferior; to perform badly.
释义4：vi.发出臭味 To emit a strong foul odor
例句
ROBERT：I dare say the Townies will make the usual stink when the Tory candidates returned.（Downton Abbey)
罗伯特：我敢说保守党的候选人卷土重来时，那些小混混会极力反对。(唐顿庄园）
LADY ROSAMUND：There’ll be a stink in the papers.
VIOLET;Well, to be honest, I’m surprised there hasn’ t been one already. Perhaps Sir Richard had a hand in it.(Downton Abbey)
罗莎蒙德：如果在报纸上登出，将是一个丑闻。
维奥莱特：说实话，我很惊讶这事现在还没登上报纸。也许理查德干预了这件事。（唐顿庄园）
MATTHEW CRAWLEY：I was just thinking it seems such a short time ago since I turned you down, and now look at me. An impotent cripple, stinking of sick. What a reversal. You have to admit, it's quite funny.(Downton Abbey)
马修：我刚刚在想就在不久之前，我还拒绝了你，瞧瞧我现在的这幅摸样。成了残废，散发着呕吐物的恶臭。简直是天壤之别。你不得不承认，这很讽刺。(唐顿庄园）
Max: I'm moving you to batter. It's not a demotion, it's just that you stink at this. (2 Broke Girls)
麦克斯：我调你去和面。不是降职，只是你干这个水平太差了。（破产姐妹）
Rachel:You stink!
Joey:Three days without a shower. Plus,I fell in a big tub of worms! （Friends）
瑞秋：你好臭 !
乔伊：我三天没洗澡，还掉进一桶鱼饵里。（老友记）
