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Was (wer) ist SCENTING - definition
Scenting
·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Scent.
descent
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Descent (episode); Descent (movie); Descent (film); Descent (disambiguation); Descens
¦ noun
1. the action of descending.
a downward slope.
2. a person's origin or nationality: the settlers were of Cornish descent.
transmission by inheritance.
3. (descent on) a sudden violent attack.
Origin
ME: from OFr. descente, from descendre (see descend).
scent
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THING SENSED BY SMELL
Stench; Aroma; Odour; Scent; Odors; Stunk; Stinks; Malodor; Stank; Odour analysis; Unpleasant odor; Odoriferous; Unpleasant odour; Odouriferous; Odour agent; Odor agent; Odour dispersion; Odor dispersion; Odours; Malodour; FIDOL
¦ noun
1. a distinctive smell, especially one that is pleasant.
2. pleasant-smelling liquid worn on the skin; perfume.
3. a trail indicated by the characteristic smell of an animal.
a trail of evidence assisting someone in a search or investigation.
4. archaic the faculty or sense of smell.
¦ verb
1. impart a pleasant scent to.
2. discern by the sense of smell.
sense the presence or imminence of: the Premier scented victory last night.
Derivatives
scented adjective
scentless adjective
Origin
ME: from OFr. sentir 'perceive, smell', from L. sentire.
Beispiele aus Textkorpus für SCENTING
1. This explains why demonstrators are scenting blood.
2. With a bid for re–election in 2006, the opposition are scenting blood.
3. Article continues Scenting a "Blair weakness" story, the Tory press are sharpening their knives.
4. Nor is it, for the most part, a question of a crusading press scenting cover–up, scoop, downfall.
5. Perhaps the American Bar Association, scenting a crime–fraud exception, would not have agreed, but the line was held.