odour

odour
noun
1) (smell) Geruch, der; (fragrance) Duft, der
2) (fig.) Note, die

be in good/bad odour with somebody — bei jemandem in gutem/schlechtem Geruch stehen

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['əudə]
noun
(a smell (usually particularly good or bad): the sweet odour of roses.) der Geruch
- academic.ru/51261/odourless">odourless
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odour, AM odor
[ˈəʊdəʳ, AM ˈoʊdɚ]
n
1. (certain smell) Geruch m; (fragrance) Duft m
sweet \odour Duft m; (fig liter) Geruch m
2. no pl (smells in general) Gerüche pl
3.
to be in good/bad \odour with sb (form) gut/schlecht bei jdm angeschrieben sein
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(US) ['əʊdə(r)]
n
1) (lit, fig) Geruch m; (= sweet smell) Duft m, Wohlgeruch m; (= bad smell) Gestank m
2)

to be in good/bad odour with sb — gut/schlecht bei jdm angeschrieben sein

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odour, odourless besonders Br für odor, odorless
odor, besonders Br odour [ˈəʊdə(r)] s
1. Geruch m
2. Duft m, Wohlgeruch m
3. fig Geruch m, Ruf m:
the odor of sanctity der Geruch der Heiligkeit;
be in good (bad oder ill) odor with sb bei jemandem in gutem (schlechtem) Rufe stehen, bei jemandem gut (schlecht) angeschrieben sein
4. fig Geruch m, Anhauch m (beide:
of von)
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noun
1) (smell) Geruch, der; (fragrance) Duft, der
2) (fig.) Note, die

be in good/bad odour with somebody — bei jemandem in gutem/schlechtem Geruch stehen

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n.
Geruch -¨e m.

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