DONGTANG, China--Amid the persistent stench of chemicals used at nearby factories, villagers here were once again reminded of the dangers surrounding them when a 6-year-old boy’s hair began falling out.
Whenever Bronze took his seat in the orchestra, the first thing that happened to him was that his face grew red, and the perspiration streamed from it, for the air was always hot, and reeking of garlic to the point of suffocation.
黑心帝國—中國製造業第一手全揭祕
孟天/著
賴秀如/譯
fug
n.
A heavy, stale atmosphere, especially the musty air of an overcrowded or poorly ventilated room: "In spite of the open windows the stench had become a reeking fug" (Colleen McCullough).
[Perhaps alteration of fogo, stench.]
[名][U]
1 ((英略式))(室内の)むっとする空気.
2 ((スコット))霧.
fug・gy
The noun has one meaning:Meaning #1: (British informal) an airless smoky smelly atmosphere
poorly
[副]貧しく;乏しく;不完全に;まずく, へたに, みすぼらしく, みじめに
be poorly off
a poorly paid job
低賃金の仕事
低賃金の仕事
do poorly
成績[業績など]が上がらない
成績[業績など]が上がらない
think very poorly of one's professor
自分の先生を快く思わない.
自分の先生を快く思わない.
貧困的
(1) 暮らし向きが悪い.
(2) (…が)不足している((for ...)).
━━[形]((英略式))((叙述))健康がすぐれない, 病身の
feel poorly
気分がすぐれない.
reek
気分がすぐれない.
reek
- [名]1 強い臭気, 激しい悪臭 the [a] reek of rotten eggs腐った卵の悪臭.2 [U]湯気, 蒸気;((文))((スコット))濃い煙.━━[動](自)1 (…の)悪臭...
Definition of stench
noun
Origin:
Old English stenc 'smell', of Germanic origin; related to Dutch stank, German Gestank, also to the verb stinkstench[stench]
- レベル:社会人必須
- 発音記号[sténtʃ]
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