/smel/
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Translation
To notice something with your nose.
Grammar
Verb typeregular (smell, smells, smelled or smelt)
Examples
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Here "smell" means to notice something with your nose.
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A thing can also "smell" good or bad; here it gives out the smell.
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British English uses both "smelled" and "smelt" for the past.
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