odor

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B1 中級英檢高級多益

n.名詞氣味；味道

I really hate the odor of smoke, so smoking is not allowed in my house

n. (c./u.)名詞 (可數/不可數)氣味

I really hate the odor of smoke, so smoking is not allowed in my house

n.名詞氣味

The odor of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen.

n.名詞香味

The garden was filled with the sweet odor of roses.

n.名詞氣息

There was an odor of suspicion surrounding the deal.

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They have a unique odor.

巴黎鐵塔夏天會變高嗎？ | #aumsum (Is Eiffel Tower Taller in Summer? | #aumsum)

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Release odor similar to that given off by planktons.

你想成為一名PODIATRIST [第27集] (So You Want to Be a PODIATRIST [Ep. 27])

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你想成為一名PODIATRIST [第27集] (So You Want to Be a PODIATRIST [Ep. 27])

and pain to discoloration or odor. Some common conditions podiatrists manage
和疼痛到變色或異味。足科醫生管理的一些常見情況

短片。蜜蜂被消滅的隱藏原因 (Short Film: The Hidden Reason Bees Are Being Wiped Out)

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It has a very very strong odor.
它有一種非常非常強烈的氣味。
The pungent odor is a sign of microbes at work, just like what happens when microbes transform milk into cheese.
刺鼻的氣味是微生物工作的標誌，就像微生物將牛奶轉化為奶酪時發生的一樣。

6種使你失去吸引力的心理因素 (6 Psychological Things That make You Less Attractive)

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Fabio is one thing and there are plenty of products and methods to avoid it but ever think about a similar body odor.
Fabio 是一回事，有很多產品和方法可以避免它，但想想類似的體味。
They're a group of genes that do coding to help out the immune system and they influence body odor.
它們是一組做編碼幫助免疫系統的基因，它們影響身體的氣味。

品質、體積、密度歌 (Mass, Volume, Density Song)

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品質、體積、密度歌 (Mass, Volume, Density Song)

Every object on this earth, every substance that you see, can be described and measured by physical properties, like hardness, color, or malleability, odor, length, or temperature, or these magic three.
地球上的每一個物體，你所看到的每一種物質，都可以用物理特性來描述和測量，比如硬度、顏色或延展性、氣味、長度或溫度，或者這神奇的三者。

惱人的橙色 - 最令人厭惡的劇集！！ (Annoying Orange - Most DISGUSTING Episodes!!)

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You mean besides the visible odor lines emanating from your body.
你是說除了你身上散發出的明顯氣味線之外？

世界上最臭的魚到底是什麼味道？ (How the World’s Stinkiest Fish Really Tastes)

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世界上最臭的魚到底是什麼味道？ (How the World’s Stinkiest Fish Really Tastes)

The smell, the odor can be quite heavy if you do it inside.
如果在室內進行，氣味會很重。

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If you have a horrific body odor, wow.
如果你有可怕的體味，哇。
Oh my God, he actually ate a book he was reading about body odor.
哦，我的上帝，他居然吃了一本他正在閱讀的關於體味的書。

中秋節吃 6 種食物！ (6 Foods To Eat During Mid-Autumn Festival!)

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中秋節吃 6 種食物！ (6 Foods To Eat During Mid-Autumn Festival!)

hello my beauties it is basically my favorite time of the year because not only is a perfect fall weather it is also when you have mooncake so this is probably around the time where you see a lot of mooncakes popping up in Asian grocery stores they're pretty much everywhere mid-autumn festival also known as the mooncake day falls on the 15th day of the 8th month in the Chinese lunar year calendar so for this year it falls on the 4th of October and in preparation for that day I thought I will share with you the reasons why we celebrate mid-autumn festival but also some of the staple foods that you will find on the dinner table the mid-autumn festival is one of three most important holidays that the Chinese people celebrate second to the Chinese new year this is pretty much the Asian version of Thanksgiving because this is a day where families reunite and they celebrate under the moon and this is also around the time when the moon is the brightest the fullest and the roundest as early as the time dynasty people used to worship the moon they would actually offer seasonal foods as well as burn incense and they believed that the moon was a symbol of prosperity, happiness and family reunion so traditionally people would make moon-shaped cakes and then after offering them they would cut them up and then share amongst the family and this is pretty much how it started the mooncake tradition mooncakes are basically pastry filled cakes with various types of fillings you get the most common ones like lotus seed you get mun bean paste red bean paste and sometimes nuts and fruits and things like that but even modern ones now you get green tea or taro flavored ones I personally love the traditional one with the words printed on top and I definitely prefer the red bean paste with egg yolk so besides the mooncake obviously there are six other staple foods that we eat during this time of the year and I'm going to tell you what they are and why we eat them number one hairy crabs I know it sounds disgusting but it's actually surprisingly delicious this is definitely a must-eat and it's super popular around that time of the year because it is actually the season where they come to shore and lay their eggs and it is also when they're probably the most expensive but also quite delicious this is very popular amongst the southern parts of China especially in Shanghai because hairy crabs are considered a cold or yin type of food they're usually served with ginger and vinegar which is also a warm type which will balance out the dish for you a very important tip is to avoid eating the heart of the hairy crab it's basically this gray rubbery flesh that is the size of a sim card so make sure you pick it out if you do see it the reason why to avoid eating that is because hairy crab alone is already cold but the heart apparently is the coldest and when you eat or consume too much cold foods it'll result in stomach aches vomiting you know diarrhea and all that stuff so best to not have that during the mid-autumn festival so hairy crabs contain a lot of proteins, amino acids, vitamin A, B1, B2 and phosphorus that helps to enrich the bone marrow, boost blood circulation and help with muscle growth you can also cure ulcers which is normally caused by overheated or trapped heat in the body number two pumpkin this is attached to a legend that was told from generations to generations it's about a girl from a very very poor family who was so poor that couldn't afford to feed themselves and the parents got sick and ill so what happened is this poor girl found the pumpkin lying on the side of the road and she decided to take it home and cook it for her dying parents this humble little pumpkin restore the parents back to life and then this legend has been passed on from generations to generations to basically tell people the story of family, love, reunion, compassion so now they make pumpkins in various dishes from main course appetizers to desserts pumpkins are jam-packed with vitamin A which is super good for your eyesight it also has a ton of fiber that will help to detox and clean out the body antioxidants that will fight off free radicals and keep you youthful and then also beta-carotene that can even fight off certain cancers vitamin C improves your immune system and potassium hydrates and protects your body from the upcoming cold weather number three river snails another common yet sounds quite disgusting but it's very specific to the Asian culture and super common around that time of the year it is also the season to harvest them so you'll find them across the dinner tables it's not the fancy ones you get in Paris it's actually tinier and they smell really bad they're often cooked with wine and medicinal herbs to take out the odor because they do harvest them from the rivers this is very common in Guangzhou city and places in Hong Kong as well not only do snails contain protein and a bunch of vitamins and minerals it has omega-3 fatty acids that improves brain power lowers cholesterol levels prevent heart diseases and improves eyesight you may have heard about the recent snail craze skincare line that's popping up all over Korea so not only is it good for you on the inside but also on the outside number four is pears there's another Chinese saying that to never split a pear with your loved ones because pear in Chinese li is the same sound as the word li which is to leave someone or to separate so they say to never split a pear with your family or your friends or your partner or your lover so therefore it's actually because of that reason we have pear during mid-autumn festival it actually implies the desire to reunite with a family for the following year and it's also the same reason why you often see pear in a lot of Chinese traditional culture offerings and then we eat them afterwards it contains a ton of good things like potassium which will help with the heart and muscle function it also contains fibers that will help with the digestive system and also helps your body better absorb the vitamins and minerals you eat number five duck which is also one of my favorite Chinese dishes the Peking duck however during the mid-autumn festival you will notice the duck being cooked in various different forms one of the most popular and the most traditional way is the osmanthus duck duck is known to help expel pathogens from the body it also helps to create the perfect yin and yang balance not only does it have complete proteins and minerals to support your immune system it prepares your body for the changing weather it also has vitamin b complex which will boost your nervous system and prevent stress and depression last but not least number six osmanthus you pretty much find this in your wine your tea your dessert your cakes and even in your duck this is such an iconic and important element in the especially during the mid-autumn festival osmanthus also has a backstory legend it actually is one of the three most famous legend during the mid-autumn festival so the emperor punishes this guy called wugang to chop down the osmanthus tree so what he would do is chop down the tree and then it keeps growing back and then he'll go back and chop it down again and it grows back chop grows back chop grows back so now we use this saying as to describe anything that we do as like an endless task so during the mid-autumn festival that's when the osmanthus flowers is in full bloom and it has a really sweet fragrance often described as like apricots or peaches so this flower has been used in traditional Chinese medicine during the ancient times as it has a sedative effect to relax and calm the mind it also has anti-allergic agents that can reduce congestive throat and the mucus caused by the inflamed lungs osmanthus is also known to help reduce menstrual cycle pain as well as bloating and gas stomach aches as well as preventing bad breath so you can have osmanthus in your tea your wine your desserts everything it's super good with oolong tea and it also is great with some goji berries or longan as well as osmanthus jelly or cakes that you can research these recipes online super simple and easy to make my favorite is the osmanthus glutinous rice balls often cooked with zhou niang which is this fermented rice wine however it's usually cooked over high heat so a lot of the alcohol content is evaporated so even children can have it it's definitely a best way to end a big feast and it also helps to keep you warm during the cold winter so that was it i hope you guys enjoy a little insight into traditional chinese culture and speaking of that i just want to let you guys know one of my favorite shows sheng ying the symphony orchestra is actually touring around the world and they're stopping by new york on october 14th and 15th at the carnegie hall so if you guys are interested definitely go check it out the mission of the sheng ying symphony orchestra is to revive the true traditional chinese culture from 5 000 years ago the great thing is that they combine both traditional chinese instruments with the modern western ones so you get pipa, erhu all those things along with your violins and your trumpets and whatnot so i think that's quite interesting and definitely very fascinating and they try to bring that out through music which is the universal language and you don't need to speak anything you just have to be there to listen with your hearts and i think definitely worth checking out if you are in new york they're also touring around the world i will link it down below for you to show you where when they're visiting your city if you guys are going in new york please let me know down below as well because maybe i'll see you guys there so thank you guys for watching and happy mid-autumn festival bye
大家好，我的美女們，現在基本上是一年中我最喜歡的時候，因為這不僅是一個完美的秋天，也是吃月餅的時候。中秋節是中國最重要的三個節日之一。中秋節是中國人慶祝的三個最重要的節日之一，僅次於春節，這幾乎是亞洲版的感恩節，因為這一天家人團聚，在月下慶祝，這也是月亮最亮、最圓、最圓的時候、他們認為月亮是繁榮、幸福和家庭團圓的象徵，是以傳統上人們會製作月餅這就是月餅傳統的起源。月餅基本上是糕點，裡面有各種餡料，最常見的餡料有蓮子、豆沙、紅豆沙，有時還有堅果、水果等。我個人喜歡上面印有字的傳統月餅，而且我更喜歡紅豆沙加蛋