relent
ʁəlɑ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of relent - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
mauvaise odeurRare odeur désagréable qui reste longtemps dans un lieuRare
- Il y a un relent de cigarette dans cette pièce.
2.
vestigeRare trace désagréable qui subsiste de quelque choseRare
- On sent encore des relents de corruption dans cette affaire.
Origin of relent
latin, relinqui (laisser derrière) + suffixe -ent (adjectif)
Examples of relent in a sentence
Le manteau gardait un relent de fumée après la soirée. Il reste un relent d'amertume dans ses paroles. Cette pièce garde un relent d'humidité.
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- English:stale smell, lingering trace, ...
- German:Mief, Nachgeschmack, ...
- Italian:tanfo, residuo, ...
- Spanish:hedor persistente, resabio, ...
- Portuguese:mau cheiro, resquício, ...
- Chinese:余臭, 余孽, ...
- Japanese:悪臭, 残滓, ...
- Arabic:رائحة عالقة, أثر سيء, ...
- Hebrew:רֵיחַ לוַוי, שְׁאֵרִית מַטְרִידָה, ...
- Russian:затхлый запах, привкус, ...
- Ukrainian:запашок, присмак, ...
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