English to Irish Meaning of scent - boladh

Scent :
boladh

boladh, srón, bhlaiseadh, Reek, cumhrán, cumhráin

boladh, cumhrán

boladhscentedscentingscentlessscents
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Definitions of scent in English
Noun(1) a distinctive odor that is pleasant(2) an odor left in passing by which a person or animal can be traced(3) any property detected by the olfactory system
Verb(1) cause to smell or be smelly(2) catch the scent of; get wind of(3) apply perfume to
Examples of scent in English
(1) Wherever you go in this island city, the French influence is as strong as the scent of freshly baked baguettes.(2) As the hounds picked up their scent , the howls became snarls.(3) It's possible it has been deliberately left there by the worm's author as a red herring to lead investigators off the scent .(4) Work has begun with a leading confectionery company on an equally intriguing chocolate perfume scent , but the project is still at an early stage.(5) Alternatively, just spray your favourite scent around the room (but be sparing).(6) In the Amazon, a Waorani hunter detects the scent of animal urine at forty paces and identifies the species that deposited it.(7) the scent of freshly cut hay(8) I wish Mark would wear the scent I bought him for Christmas, Gina thought.(9) A second scent is already in development, and a cologne for men is planned to follow.(10) A lack of bullets initially put investigators off the scent of gunpowder.(11) A fox was caught on Birk Fell, near Tilberthwaite, and a second got away after the pack met a group of walkers and the hounds lost the scent .(12) Rex woke up to the strong aroma of coffee and smelled the sweet scent of fried bacon and eggs.(13) I like jasmine tea's refreshing scent a lot, which I adore in the form of gelatin dessert, too.(14) His Tiny Tots dahlias are unique in that they give off a pleasant scent , something dahlias just don't do.(15) Just as I was trying to scent her on the breeze, I heard her call from the top branches of an oak tree.(16) She sprayed her neck a bit of citric scent and took a peppermint tablet.
Related Phrases of scent
(1) follow up the scent ::
leanúint suas an boladh
Synonyms
Noun
1. smell ::
boladh
2. perfume ::
cumhrán
3. spoor ::
Spoor
4. hint ::
leid
5. aroma ::
aroma
Verb
6. smell ::
boladh
7. sense ::
ciall
8. wind ::
gaoithe
9. odorize ::
odorize
10. perfume ::
cumhrán
Antonyms
1. reek ::
Reek
2. stench ::
stench
3. stink ::
stink
Different Forms
scent, scented, scenting, scentless, scents
Word Example from TV Shows
I'm spreading my scent to mark my territory.

I'm spreading my SCENT to mark my territory.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 3

The hounds have the scent.

The hounds have the SCENT.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

- They've lost the scent. - Try again.

- They've lost the SCENT. - Try again.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

Come on, find the scent.

Come on, find the SCENT.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

his head does have a certain milky scent.

his head does have a certain milky SCENT.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 11

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