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ODORIFEROUS - translation to arabic
ODORIFEROUS
![Odor control covers at a [[sewage treatment plant]]: Under these covers, grit and gravel are settled out of the wastewater.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/ALCOSAN Odor Control Covers (6926400399).jpg?width=200 "Odor control covers at a [[sewage treatment plant]]: Under these covers, grit and gravel are settled out of the wastewater.")
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
الصفة
ذو رائحة
odoriferous
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
عِطْرِيّ
odoriferous
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
مُطْلِقُ الرائِحَة, عِطْرِيّ
Definition
odoriferous
[???d?'r?f(?)r?s]
¦ adjective having an odour.
Derivatives
odoriferously adverb
Origin
ME: from L. odorifer 'odour-bearing' + -ous.
Examples of use of ODORIFEROUS
1. When you need the cash, though, there‘s not much incentive to sniff too hard to discern precisely how odoriferous it is.
2. This was because the cast – or tribe as they liked to call themselves – weren‘t actually all dropouts from some odoriferous stone age but a group of highly talented, energetic people right there punctually in the name of entertainment.
3. "Odor nuisance" lawsuits are wafting across the nation as a growing population produces larger waste streams, and suburban sprawl pushes an increasing number of Americans toward once distant yet odoriferous facilities.