| Definition of 'odour' |
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1. (noun) smell, odor, odour, olfactory sensation, olfactory perception
the sensation that results when olfactory receptors in the nose are stimulated by particular chemicals in gaseous form
"she loved the smell of roses"
2. (noun) olfactory property, smell, aroma, odor, odour, scent
any property detected by the olfactory system
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1. (noun) odour
an unpleasant smell
the odor of burning rubber
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Sense: a smell (usually particularly good or bad)
the sweet odour of roses.
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 Afrikaans: geur, reuk |
 Arabic: رائِحَه |
 Bulgarian: миризма |
 Brazilian: odor |
 Czech: vůně, pach |
 German: der Geruch |
 Danish: duft; lugt |
 Greek: μυρωδιά |
 Spanish: olor |
 Estonian: lõhn |
 Farsi: بو |
 Finnish: haju |
 French: odeur |
 Hebrew: רֵיח |
 Hindi: गन्ध, बास |
 Croatian: miris |
 Hungarian: illat |
 Indonesian: bau |
 Icelandic: lykt,þefur |
 Italian: odore |
 Japanese: 匂い |
 Korean: 향기, 냄새 |
 Lithuanian: kvapas |
 Latvian: (spēcīga) smarža, aromāts |
 Malay: bau |
 Dutch: geur |
 Norwegian: lukt, duft |
 Polish: woń |
 Persian: بو |
 Pashto: بوى |
 Portuguese: odor |
 Romanian: miros |
 Russian: запах |
 Slovak: vôňa, zápach |
 Slovenian: vonj |
 Serbian: miris |
 Swedish: lukt, doft, odör |
 Thai: กลิ่น |
 Turkish: koku |
 Taiwanese: 氣味 |
 Ukrainian: пахощі, аромат |
 Urdu: بو، باس |
 Vietnamese: mùi |
 Chinese: 气味 |
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