Examples of using "Cheira" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's pretty stinky!
- It's all right.
- It's OK.
- I've had enough.
- This tastes good.
- That's OK.
- That's fine.
- This is good.
Do you smell that?
Something smells nice.
- This fish smells bad.
- This fish stinks.
The fish smells bad.
You smell so nice.
This smells like cheese.
This meat smells bad.
But it smells strange.
That smells delicious.
A rose smells sweet.
- Shit stinks.
- He smells of poo.
It's pretty stinky! Oh yeah, look!
The flowers smell so good.
He always smells like mayonnaise.
The man smells the milk.
Ripe papaya smells like vomit.
This room smells musty.
You smell just like my mother.
This place smells like a sewer.
You smell like rotten eggs.
Not all esters smell good.
Do you know what benzyl acetate smells like?
Why does this room smell so bad?
Perhaps a cow. That's stinking.
Perhaps a cow. That's stinking.
Do you know what benzyl acetate smells like?
That doesn't smell like something I'd want to eat.
Baby poo doesn't smell bad when they are breastfeeding.
- Money does not smell.
- Money has no smell.
"My dog doesn't have a nose." "How does he smell?" "Terrible."
Doesn't that smell good?
The hand cream smells like chamomile.
An idealist is one who, on noticing that a rose smells better than a cabbage, concludes that it is also more nourishing.