odors

English - Turkish

Definition of odors in English Turkish dictionary

kokular

Jambon ve tostun nefis kokuları havaya yayıldı. - Delectable odors of ham and toast pervaded the air.

Related Terms

odor

koku

O kötü koku nehirden geliyor. - That foul odor is coming from the river.

Kirli çorapların kokusu beni kusturur. - The odor of dirty socks makes me gag.

odor

bkz.odour

odor

{i} itibar

odor

{i} izlenim

odor

{i} şöhret

odor

{i} saygınlık

odor

{i} iz

odor

aroma

English - English

Definition of odors in English English dictionary

plural of odor

Are self-descriptive Odors are sometimes transmitted to the sample by the shipping container when it is not a standard Culligan sample bottle

Any foul or unusual odors that can be detected

The perception of smell, referring to the sensation

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odor

Esteem; repute

odor

A strong, pervasive quality

odor

{i} that which is perceived by the nose; smell; scent; pervasive atmosphere (also odour)

odor

{n} a scent, smell, fragrance

odor

any property detected by the olfactory system

odor

That property or a substance which allows its detections by the sense of smell and/or taste

odor

the sensation that results when olfactory receptors in the nose are stimulated by particular chemicals in gaseous form; "she loved the smell of roses"

odor

see odour. the American spelling of odour (odour, from odor)

odor

Description of the smell of the substance

odor

Odor in water can be caused by a variety of materials, both natural and foreign, in the water body Odor tests are made by using the human sense of smell, whereby a panel of "testers," each person in turn, sniffs dilutions of a water sample until that dilution with the least but definitely perceptible, odor to all on the panel is determined

odor

Odor is a sensory reaction to vapors inhaled through the nostrils The odor of fresh fats should be bland and neutral or may be unobjectionable but characteristic of natural oil

odor

A description of the smell of the substance

odor

A gaseous airborne chemical complex having recognizable and distinctive characteristics as measured by physiological response by the nasal olfactory system

odor

Any smell, whether fragrant or offensive; scent; perfume

Turkish pronunciation

ōdırz

Pronunciation

/ˈōdərz/ /ˈoʊdɜrz/

Etymology

[ 'O-d&r ] (noun.) 13th century. Middle English odour, from Middle French, from Latin odor; akin to Latin olEre to smell, Greek ozein to smell, osmE smell, odor.