Idioms related to smell , what are the idioms of smelling

Flattered to hear it is still flattered to say.

Smell the wind and smell it: hear; Wind: The sound of the wind, the news. As soon as you hear the wind, you immediately get up and respond.

Smell the wind and run away from the wind: the sound of the wind. Hear the wind and run away immediately.

As soon as you hear the wind, you immediately get up and respond. Same as "Smell the Wind and Rise".

Hear the wind and come as soon as you hear the news. Describe acting quickly.

Hearing the wind and breaking the courage When I heard the slightest sound of the wind, I was frightened. Describes extreme fear of a certain force.

Frightened Frightened: frightened.

The idiom is a well-known allusion to the famous people, one by one, my dragon and phoenix fetus daughter Tianlu said to me when she was five years old:"Dad, I know why you are called Jiang Wei, because you are hygienic, so you are called Jiang Wei! "I'm inspired!

Famous people: Jiang Wei talks about hygiene one by one! Thank God!

Thank God! The idiom "Famous Acquaintance" was born! Jiang Wei, the creator of the idiom "Fame in the First Fight" and "Famous Knowledge", male, Han nationality, from Jinan, Shandong, born on April 20, 1967, has won the top ten authors of the newspaper, likes painting, writing poems and writing articles.

The idiom of smell is as follows:

World-famous, famous, obscure, famous, unheard, deaf, sensational, oblivion, deaf, disregarded, knowledgeable, famous, seen, runaway, anecdote, famous

Frightened, blind, heard, heard, heard, heard, seen, heard

10. Unheard, appalling, invisible, unheard, unquestioned, staggered, heard, sensational, deaf, such as I smell, smell and choke on food, smell and breathe, strong memory, must be recorded, see and hear, famous, heard and seen, famous and famous, famous all over the world, heard but not heard

Knowledgeable, suspicious, naturalist, trivial, happy, willing to hear, hear, unheard, unheard, shocked, heard, , strange and smelly, heard far away, rarely heard, heard far away, unheard of.

Idioms about smelling:

1. Bowen Argument Bo: Many. Wen: Anecdotal. Argument: Clever words. Describe hearsay, specious remarks.

2. Knowledge: Seeing and hearing. Described as knowledgeable and memory-rich.

3. Erudite and strong knowledge: see and hear. Described as knowledgeable and memory-rich.

4. Ignore and don't listen: Listen. People don't listen to what they say, and they don't take the initiative to ask. Describes not caring about things.

5. Rumors Rumors: originally referred to a long-term event, and later referred to the legends heard; Different words: The original refers to different wordings, and the latter refers to different expressions. Refers to inconsistencies in legends.

6. Hearing and seeing: hearing; See: See. Hear with your own ears and see with your own eyes.

I like to hear it, smell the chickens dancing,

Appalling, deaf ears

If I smell it, I read it.

If you have heard it, you will be happy, and it will be world-famous

Hope and inquire, knowledge, and enlightenment

Sensational, famous

Deaf, obscure

Anecdotes, lonely and unheard

Erudite and strong, it is better to see than to hear

Chickens and dogs smell each other, ignore each other

Frightened, heard, seen

Smell the wind and move, be well-informed and ambitious

Unheard of, the morning and evening death is as high as that

famous, obscure

Anecdotes, heard, but not heard

Hearing and seeing.

The idiom is a well-known allusion to the people of the world, one by one, I am the daughter of the dragon and phoenix.

Bai Lu Wu du

When he was old, he said to me:"Dad, I know you

Why is it called Jiang Wei, because you talk about Wei Dao

That's why it's called Jiang Wei! "I'm inspired! Famous Acquaintance:

Jiang Wei talks about hygiene one by one! Thank God! Thank God!

The idiom "Famous Acquaintance" was born! Jiang Wei, male, Han nationality, from Jinan, Shandong, born on April 20, 1967, has won the top ten authors of the newspaper, likes to paint, write poems and write articles.

The idiom related to smell is shown in the picture above.

There is an idiom for the word "smell":

Smell the chickens and dance. Loved.

I would like to hear about it. Shut one's ears.

It stinks. Heard and witnessed.

Hearing and seeing. Appalling.

Famous. Unheard.

Famous. Rush candle.

Frightened. If you smell it, you will be happy.

Peachy News. I have heard of it for a long time.

A picture is worth a thousand words.

Loved.

Smelling the rooster dancing, terrifying

Ignore it, smell it, and be happy

World-famous, inquisitive

Well-informed, well-known

Deaf, obscure

Anecdotes, lonely and unheard

Erudite and strong, it is better to see than to hear

Chickens and dogs smell each other, ignore each other

Frightened, heard, seen

Smell the wind and move, be well-informed and ambitious

Unheard of, dying at dawn

Famous, anecdotes, anecdotes

Oblivion, heard, unheard

Hearing and seeing, hearing and doubting

Erudite.

Singing and dancing, hearing the wind and fear, unheard of.

Deaf and deaf, smelling and dancing, world-famous, smelly, and terrifying.

Smell the chickens and dance. Ignore it.