stink

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stink
[ˈstɪŋk]
sustantivo
1peste (f) hedor (m) (smell)
  • to raise or make (sentido figurado) ->
  • kick up a stink (about something) -> montar un escándalo (por algo) (or británico)
verbo intransitivo (pt stank [stæŋk] or stunk [stʌŋk], pp stunk)
2apestar (of a)
  • this movie stinks! (familiar sentido figurado) -> ¡esta película no vale un pimiento or nada! (Am)
  • to stink of corruption (familiar sentido figurado) -> apestar a corrupción

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stink [stink]
sustantivo
1(pret. STANK o STUNK, (n)
participio pasivo
2STUNK).
va Heder, oler mal, apestar.
sustantivo
1Hedor, hediondez.

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stink [stɪŋk] stank (past)stunk (participle:past)
noun
1 (smell) peste; (f) hedor; (m)
a stink of ... un hedor a ...; the stink of corruption el olor a corrupción
2 (informal) (row, trouble) lío; (informal) (m) follón; (m) (Esp) (informal)
there was a tremendous stink about it se armó un tremendo lío; (informal) to kick up raise make a stinkoror armar un escándalo
verb:intransitive
1
to stink (of) apestar (a); heder (a); it stinks in here aquí apesta
2 (very_informal) (be very bad)
the idea stinks es una pésima idea; I think the plan stinks creo que es un proyecto abominable; as a headmaster he stinks como director es fatal; (informal)
verb:transitive
to stink the place out (informal) infestar el lugar de olor
modifier
stink bomb (n) bomba fétida; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "stink"

Imperative
  • stink
  • you stink
  • he/she stinks
  • we stink
  • you stink
  • they stink
Preterite
  • I stank
  • you stank
  • he/she stank
  • we stank
  • you stank
  • they stank
Present Continuous
  • I am stinking
  • you are stinking
  • he/she is stinking
  • we are stinking
  • you are stinking
  • they are stinking
Present Perfect
  • I have stank
  • you have stank
  • he/she has stank
  • we have stank
  • you have stank
  • they have stank
Past Continuous
  • I was stinking
  • you were stinking
  • he/she was stinking
  • we were stinking
  • you were stinking
  • they were stinking
Past Perfect
  • I had stank
  • you had stank
  • he/she had stank
  • we had stank
  • you had stank
  • they had stank
Future
  • I will stink
  • you will stink
  • he/she will stink
  • we will stink
  • you will stink
  • they will stink
Future Perfect
  • I will have stank
  • you will have stank
  • he/she will have stank
  • we will have stank
  • you will have stank
  • they will have stank
Future Continuous
  • I will be stinking
  • you will be stinking
  • he/she will be stinking
  • we will be stinking
  • you will be stinking
  • they will be stinking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been stinking
  • you have been stinking
  • he/she has been stinking
  • we have been stinking
  • you have been stinking
  • they have been stinking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been stinking
  • you will have been stinking
  • he/she will have been stinking
  • we will have been stinking
  • you will have been stinking
  • they will have been stinking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been stinking
  • you had been stinking
  • he/she had been stinking
  • we had been stinking
  • you had been stinking
  • they had been stinking
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