柯林斯詞典whiff /w?f/ (whiffs) 1. N-COUNT If there is a whiff of a particular smell, you smell it only slightly or only for a brief period of time, for example, as you walk past someone or something. (氣味等) 微弱的一陣 He caught a whiff of her perfume. 他聞到了她身上的一絲香水味。2. V to have an unpleasant smell; stink 發(fā)臭[英國英語] [slang] 返回 whiff劍橋詞典a slight smell , carried on a current of air 一陣氣味，一股味道 He leaned towards me and I caught /got a whiff of garlic . 他向我靠過來，我聞到一股大蒜的味道。 During the first few months of pregnancy the slightest whiff of food cooking made my stomach turn . 懷孕的最初幾個月，聞到一點點做飯的味道就會讓我反胃。 ?a whiff of sth a slight sign of something 一點點，些許 They regularly hold elections without a whiff of corruption or violence . 他們定期舉行選舉，其中毫無腐敗或暴力的成分。 返回 whiff