Mùi nồng nặc, hôi thối

the reek of stale tobacco (smoke)

mùi (khói) thuốc lá mốc nồng nặc

Hơi, khói dày đặc (từ các đám cháy, ống khói..); không khí hôi thối

(thơ ca) ( Ê-cốt) khói

(từ lóng) tiền

Toả khói, bốc khói; bốc hơi lên

( + of) sặc mùi, bốc mùi; có mùi hôi thối, có mùi khó chịu

to reek of alcohol

sặc mùi rượu

to reek of murder

(nghĩa bóng) sặc mùi giết người

Stink or smell (to high heaven), Slang Brit pong, hum:Allie reeks from cleaning out the stable.

Smoke, steam: Itis because it used to reek so badly that Edinburgh acquired itsnickname, 'Auld Reekie'.

N.

Stink, stench, fetor or foetor, miasma, mephitis, odour,smell, Slang Brit hum, pong: The reek of rotting vegetationpermeated the atmosphere.

Fumes, smoke, steam, vapour,exhalation, cloud, mist: He delighted in the redolent reek thatarose from the haggis.

V.intr. (often foll. by of) 1 smell strongly andunpleasantly.

Have unpleasant or suspicious associations(this reeks of corruption).

Give off smoke or fumes.

N.

A foul or stale smell.

Esp. Sc. smoke.

Vapour; a visibleexhalation (esp. from a chimney).

Reeky adj. [OE reocan(v.), rec (n.), f. Gmc]