| 正面 | 8710.stink 英 [stɪŋk]美 [stɪŋk]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. 形象记忆过程：stink---st(街道)+ink(墨水)----大街上洒上大量的墨水---散发臭味。2. 大街上洒落的墨水散发臭味。n. 臭味；讨厌的人vi. 发出臭味；招人讨厌vt. 使发出臭气；用臭味驱赶 例句： 1. He was aware of the stink of stale beer on his breath.他知道自己嘴里有股变味啤酒的馊味。 stink 发出恶臭，臭味，难闻来自 stench 动词形式。拼写比较 bank,bench. stinkstink: [OE] Stink comes from a prehistoric West Germanic *stingkwan, which also produced German and Dutch stinken. Another form of the base, *stengkw-, gave English stench [OE]. Its ancestral meaning is probably simply ‘smell’, but it early on became specialized to ‘smell bad’.=> stenchstink (v.)Old English stincan "emit a smell of any kind; exhale; rise (of dust, vapor, etc.)" (class III strong verb; past tense stanc, past participle stuncen), common West Germanic (cognates: Old Saxon stincan, West Frisian stjonke, Old High German stinkan, Dutch stinken), from the root of stench. Old English had swote stincan "to smell sweet," but offensive sense also was in Old English and predominated by mid-13c.; smell now tends the same way. Figurative meaning "be offensive" is from early 13c.; meaning "be inept" is recorded from 1924. To stink to high heaven first recorded 1963.stink (n.)mid-13c., "strong offensive odor," from stink (v.). Sense of "extensive fuss" first recorded 1812." |