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UK//smɛlz//US//smɛlz//

Meaning of Smells

The act of perceiving odors through the nose.

In simple words: What you sense when you breathe in different odors.

Smells in a sentence

  • The flowers have sweet smells.
  • He loves the smells of freshly brewed coffee.
  • Bad smells can be very unpleasant.
  • The kitchen was filled with delicious smells.
  • She could smell the fresh cut grass.

How to use Smells

Use 'smells' for describing scents. It's neutral and works in both casual and formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

smell + object

Memory hint

Think of 'smells' like a bell ringing when you sense something.

Related words

Collocations with Smells

  • pleasant smells
  • strong smells
  • different smells
  • natural smells
  • foul smells

Synonyms for Smells

  • scents
  • odors
  • aromas
  • fragrances
  • whiffs

Opposites of Smells

  • odorless
  • fragrance-free

Common mistakes with Smells

  • Confused with 'smell' as a noun and verb.
  • Using 'smells' instead of 'smell' after 'does'.
  • Incorrectly conjugating with subjects (ex: 'he smell')

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Frequently asked questions about Smells

What does Smells mean?

What you sense when you breathe in different odors.

What is the definition of Smells?

The act of perceiving odors through the nose.

How do you use Smells in a sentence?

The flowers have sweet smells.

Can you give another example of Smells?

He loves the smells of freshly brewed coffee.

What are synonyms for Smells?

Common alternatives include scents, odors, aromas, fragrances, whiffs.

What is the opposite of Smells?

Opposite meanings include odorless, fragrance-free.

What words go with Smells?

It commonly pairs with pleasant smells, strong smells, different smells, natural smells, foul smells.

What are common mistakes when using Smells?

Confused with 'smell' as a noun and verb. Using 'smells' instead of 'smell' after 'does'. Incorrectly conjugating with subjects (ex: 'he smell')

How do you pronounce Smells?

US: //smɛlz//, UK: //smɛlz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Smells?

Use 'smells' for describing scents. It's neutral and works in both casual and formal contexts.