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stinking

/ˈstɪŋkɪŋ/

stinking up

stinkingadjective

more stinking

Comp.

most stinking

Super.

/ˈstɪŋkɪŋ/

Translations

вонючий

The stinking garbage needed to be taken out immediately.

Вонючий мусор нужно было немедленно вынести.

зловонный

The stinking swamp was avoided by the villagers.

Зловонное болото обходили стороной жители деревни.

Additional translations

мерзкий

отвратительный

Definitions

Having a very unpleasant smell.

The stinking garbage had to be taken out immediately.

Used to express strong disapproval or disgust.

I can't stand this stinking weather; it's been raining for days.

Synonyms

Antonyms

stinkingadverb

/ˈstɪŋkɪŋ/

Definitions

Extremely; very (used as an intensifier before adjectives or adverbs).

He was stinking drunk after the party.

Synonyms

stinkverb

stinking

Gerund

stank

Past Simple

stunk

Past Participle

stinking

Gerund

/stɪŋk/

Translations

вонять

The garbage began to stink after a few days.

Мусор начал вонять через несколько дней.

пахнуть

The fish started to stink in the hot sun.

Рыба начала пахнуть на жарком солнце.

Additional translations

душить

Definitions

To emit a strong, unpleasant smell.

The garbage began to stink after being left out in the sun for too long.

To be very bad or unpleasant.

The movie stinks; I wouldn't recommend watching it.

Synonyms

smell

reek

emit odor

give off a foul smell

stink up

Antonyms

smell good

scent

stinknoun

Definitions

A strong, unpleasant smell.

The stink of rotten eggs filled the room.

A scandal, controversy, or public outcry.

The politician's actions caused a big stink in the media.

A fit of anger, complaint, or commotion.

She threw a real stink when the airline lost her luggage.

stinkadjective

Definitions

Used attributively before another noun to denote association with a strong, unpleasant smell or something objectionable.

He tossed a stink bomb into the hallway.