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)
reek的第三人称单数

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

• He reeks of whisky.
  他满口散发出威士忌酒味。
• His conversation reeks of the literary world.
  他的言谈中提及文学世界。
• The air reeks of sulphur.
  空气中散发着硫黄味儿。
• The book reeks with scraps of French and Latin.
  书里满是法语和拉丁语。
• Than in the breath that from my mistress reeks.
  比我情人的呼吸更令人陶醉。
• This still has to be approved by EU governments, but, with elections coming up next month, it reeks of populism.
  这仍然有待欧盟各国政府批准，但考虑到下月就要举行选举，此举有民粹主义之嫌。
• This place reeks of incense and righteousness.
  这个地方充斥着愤怒和正义的气息。
• If Goldman reeks of moneyed arrogance, McKinsey reeks of intellectual arrogance& the latter capable of producing just as visceral a response as the former.
  如果说高盛集团带着一股充满铜臭的嚣张气焰，麦肯锡公司则让人感到一种智识的傲慢&后者引发粗俗反应的能力跟前者不分伯仲。
• The castle reeks of mystery.
  这座城堡充满神秘气氛。
• It is more that, to some critics, using prison labour reeks of exploitation and, as Steve Fraser and Joshua Freeman, two US academics, argued in an April article, summons up "images of the black chain gang in the American South".
  正如美国学者史蒂夫弗雷泽（stevefraser）和乔舒亚弗里曼（joshuafreeman）在4月份的一篇文章中所言，这还让人联想到“美国南部大批充当苦力的黑人囚犯画面”。