SMELLING - Traducción inglés-español

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglés

español

smelling salts [ingl. am. ˈsmɛlɪŋ ˌsɔlts, ingl. brit. ˈsmɛlɪŋ sɔːlts] SUST. sust. pl.

smelling salts

sales fpl (aromáticas)

sweet-smelling [ˈswiːtˌsmelɪŋ] ADJ.

sweet-smelling

fragante

sweet-smelling

de dulce fragancia liter.

evil-smelling [ˈivəlˌsmɛlɪŋ] ADJ.

evil-smelling

maloliente

evil-smelling

fétido

evil-smelling

hediondo

I. smell [ingl. am. smɛl, ingl. brit. smɛl] SUST.

1. smell C (odor):

smell

olor m

a nice smell

un olor agradable or un buen olor

a nice smell

un rico olor amer.

an unpleasant smell

un olor desagradable

these roses have no smell

estas rosas no tienen perfume

there's a strong smell of garlic/burning in here

huele mucho a ajo/a quemado

there's a strong smell of garlic/burning in here

hay mucho olor a ajo/a quemado

this cheese has a funny smell

este queso huele raro or tiene un olor raro

there's a smell of defeat in the air

el derrotismo se respira en el aire

the sweet smell of success

la seducción del éxito

2. smell (sniff) coloq. sin pl.:

to have or take a smell at or of sth

oler algo

to have or take a smell at or of sth

tomarle el olor a algo amer.

get a smell of that cheese!

¡cómo apesta ese queso!

3. smell U (sense of smell):

smell

olfato m

a keen/good sense of smell

un fino/buen (sentido del) olfato

II. smell <pret. & part. pas. smelled or ingl. brit. also smelt> [ingl. am. smɛl, ingl. brit. smɛl] V. trans.

1. smell (sense):

smell

oler

I can smell freshly baked bread

hay olor a pan recién hecho

I can smell freshly baked bread

huele a pan recién hecho

I can smell freshly baked bread

siento olor a pan recién hecho esp amer.

we could smell burning

olía a quemado

we could smell burning

había olor a quemado

2. smell (sniff at):

smell person:

oler

smell animal:

olfatear

the dog smelled my shoes

el perro me olfateó los zapatos

3. smell (recognize):

to smell danger

olfatear el peligro

she can smell trouble a mile off

se huele los problemas desde lejos

III. smell <pret. & part. pas. smelled or ingl. brit. also smelt> [ingl. am. smɛl, ingl. brit. smɛl] V. intr.

1. smell (give off odor):

smell

oler

that smells good!

¡qué bien huele!

that smells good!

¡qué rico olor! amer.

it smells strong/delicious

huele fuerte/delicioso

it smells strong/delicious

tiene un olor muy fuerte/un olor delicioso

it smells off

huele a podrido

it smells off

tiene olor a podrido

it smells in here

¡qué mal huele aquí!

it smells in here

¡qué mal olor hay aquí! Co. Sur

your breath smells

tienes mal aliento

his feet smell

le huelen los pies

he smells!

huele mal

frankly, this whole business smells coloq., pey.

este asunto huele mal

frankly, this whole business smells coloq., pey.

este asunto huele a chamusquina coloq.

her perfume smells like roses

su perfume huele a rosas or tiene olor a rosas

to smell of sth

oler a algo

the room smelled of damp

la habitación olía a humedad

the room smelled of damp

había olor a humedad en la habitación amer.

they smell of money coloq.

están forrados (de dinero) coloq.

they smell of money coloq.

están podridos en plata coloq.

they smell of money coloq.

están podridos de dinero Esp. coloq.

2. smell (sniff):

smell person:

oler

smell animal:

olfatear

3. smell (sense):

smell

oler

I can't smell: I've got a cold

no huelo nada, estoy resfriado

smell out V. [ingl. am. smɛl -, ingl. brit. smɛl -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. smell out (detect):

smell out dog:

olfatear

smell out trouble

olerse

2. smell out (cause to smell) ingl. brit. coloq. → smell up

smell up V. [ingl. am. smɛl -, ingl. brit. smɛl -] ingl. am. (v + adv + o, v + o + adv) coloq.

smell up place:

smell up

(hacer) apestar

smell up

dejar hediondo

smell up V. [ingl. am. smɛl -, ingl. brit. smɛl -] ingl. am. (v + adv + o, v + o + adv) coloq.

smell up place:

smell up

(hacer) apestar

smell up

dejar hediondo

español

inglés

pezuñento (pezuñenta)

cheesy-smelling

bienoliente

sweet-smelling

oliente a algo

smelling of sth

con la boca oliente a alcohol

with his breath smelling of alcohol

mal/bien oliente

foul-smelling/sweet-smelling

fétido (fétida)

foul-smelling

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

smelling salts [ˈsmelɪŋsɔ:lts] SUST. pl. MED.

smelling salts

sales f pl. aromáticas

I. smell [smel] V. intr. ingl. brit., Aus: smelt, smelt ingl. am., Aus: -ed, -ed

1. smell (use sense of smell):

smell

olfatear

2. smell (give off odour):

smell

oler

3. smell (have unpleasant smell):

smell

apestar

II. smell [smel] V. trans.

smell person

oler

smell animal

olfatear

III. smell [smel] SUST.

1. smell (sense of smelling):

smell

olfato m

2. smell (odour):

smell

olor m

3. smell pey. (stink):

smell

hedor m

4. smell (sniff):

smell

inhalación f

smell out V. trans.

smell out

olfatear

sulphurous smell

a azufre

to come up smelling of roses

aparecer contento

español

inglés

oliente

smelling

mal oliente

bad-smelling

pestífero (-a)

foul-smelling

maloliente

foul-smelling

oliscar

to smell

pecueca

smell of feet

en el diccionario PONS

inglés

español

smelling salts [ˈsmel·ɪŋ·sɔlts] SUST. pl. MED.

smelling salts

sales f pl. aromáticas

I. smell <smelled [or smelt] , smelled [or smelt]> [smel] V. intr.

1. smell (use sense of smell):

smell

olfatear

2. smell (give off odor):

smell

oler

3. smell (have unpleasant smell):

smell

apestar

II. smell <smelled [or smelt] , smelled [or smelt]> [smel] V. trans.

smell person

oler

smell animal

olfatear

III. smell <smelled [or smelt] , smelled [or smelt]> [smel] SUST.

1. smell (sense of smelling):

smell

olfato m

2. smell:

smell (odor)

olor m

smell (stink)

hedor m

3. smell (sniff):

smell

inhalación f

4. smell (trace):

smell

sabor m

the smell of victory

el sabor del triunfo

to come up smelling of roses

aparecer contento

sulfurous smell

a azufre

español

inglés

pestífero (-a)

foul-smelling

fétido (-a)

foul smelling

maloliente

foul-smelling

oler

to smell

oler a algo

to smell of sth

oler bien

to smell good

oler

to smell

oler una flor

to smell a flower

oler el peligro

to smell danger

olor

smell

buen olor

good smell

tener olor a

to smell of

pecueca

smell of feet

Present

I	smell
you	smell
he/she/it	smells
we	smell
you	smell
they	smell

Past

I	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
you	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
he/she/it	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
we	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
you	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
they	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt

Present Perfect

I	have	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
you	have	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
he/she/it	has	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
we	have	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
you	have	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
they	have	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt

Past Perfect

I	had	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
you	had	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
he/she/it	had	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
we	had	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
you	had	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt
they	had	smelled / ingl. brit. tb. smelt

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Sudden cooling due to sulfurous volcanic gases released by the formation of the traps and localised gas concentrations may have contributed significantly to mass extinctions.

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The mill released sulfurous exhaust from sulfate pulping and dioxins, an unintended toxin generated by the chlorine bleaching process used to make white pulp.

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These include acid rain where sulfur dioxide in the airshed is dissolved in rainfall to produce sulfurous acid.

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However, fumaroles located at about 2740 m elevation on the eastern flank produce nearly constant plumes of condensate and minor amounts of sulfurous gases.

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This is caused by the emission of sulfurous gases.

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