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Malodorous

Malodorous 是一个正式的科学或文学用词,指散发出令人极其不悦的臭味。它通常比简单的 “smelly” 或 “stinking” 更具描述性,也更客观。

  1. “The trash had been sitting in the sun for days and became quite malodorous.” (垃圾在阳光下放了好几天,变得臭气熏天。)
  2. “Certain types of bacteria are known for producing malodorous gases.” (某些类型的细菌以产生恶臭气体而闻名。)
  3. “The swamp was filled with decaying plants and malodorous mud.” (沼泽里到处是腐烂的植物和发臭的泥沼。)
  • mal-: 词根源自拉丁语 malus,意为“坏的”。
  • odor: 气味。
  • -ous: 形容词后缀。 字面意思就是 “having a bad odor”。
  • 前缀: mal- (bad)。
  • 后缀: -ous (having)。
  • 同根词: odor (气味), odorless (无味的)。

在医学诊断或生物学研究中,malodorous 是一个常用术语。例如,某些疾病会导致患者的呼吸或汗液变得 malodorous。在日常生活中使用这个词会显得非常文雅(有时甚至是幽默地刻意显得文雅)。

  • 名词形式: malodorousness

拆分:Mal (坏) + Odor (气味) + ous (的)。闻到坏气味,就是 malodorous

The dog found a very old, very dead fish by the lake. He thought it was a treasure, but his owner thought it was a malodorous disaster. When the dog ran into the house, the malodorous smell filled every room. “Out!” shouted the owner. “You and your malodorous friend need a bath!”