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1·They must be stinking rich.

他们一定富得流油。《牛津词典》

2·I've got a stinking cold.

我得了这该死的感冒。《牛津词典》

3·I had a stinking cold.

我得了重感冒。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

4·I was pushed into a filthy, stinking room.

我被推进一间又脏又臭的屋子里。《牛津词典》

5·I wrote them a stinking letter to complain.

我给他们去信气愤地抱怨了一通。《牛津词典》

6·That won't flush out all the sewage, but it should unclog some stinking drains.

那样做不会冲走全部的污水，但应该能疏通一下发臭的下水道。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

7·The jar may be empty or tenanted by spiders, full of honey or stinking slime—it makes no difference to its beauty or ugliness.

罐子可能是空的，也可能被蜘蛛租住，也可能装满了蜂蜜或恶臭的黏液，这对它的美丽或丑陋都没有影响。

8·The jar may be empty or tenanted by spiders, full of honey or stinking slime—it makes no difference to its beauty or ugliness.

罐子可能是空的，也可能被蜘蛛租住，也可能装满了蜂蜜或恶臭的黏液，这对它的美丽或丑陋都没有影响。

9·We don't need no stinking schema!

我们不需要任何发臭的模式！

10·Is afraid of stinking but no no smell.

不怕名声臭，就怕没没无闻。

臭的

1·Behind the child was a stinking corridor, and his little chair, splitting across the bottom, sank a little beneath his weight.

孩子的身后是一条臭秽的过道，他的小椅子椅面裂了道缝儿，一坐上去就微微下陷。

2·My mother threw a stinking egg at the thief yesterday.

我母亲昨天向小偷扔了一个臭鸡蛋。

3·His bedding was stained and stinking but they had no way to move him.

他的床铺又脏又臭，但他们去没办法移动他。

4·It was yesterday that my mother threw a stinking egg at the thief.

我母亲昨天向小偷扔了一个臭鸡蛋。

5·With these new washing machines, turning stinking clothes back smelling good takes almost no work at all.

用这些新型洗衣机，把那些臭衣服变得好闻（洗干净）几乎不用花什么功夫。

臭烘烘

1·Three persons, who had evidently found no room even in the passage, lay in the anteroom, close to the stinking and leaking tub.

有三个人显然在走廊里也没有找到空地方，只得躺在门廊里，靠近一个从裂缝里渗出粪汁来的臭烘烘的便桶。

(1)stink of something◎散发某种气味

(1)stink of发恶臭；散发出…的气味；[口]含有…的迹象（尤指不良的）

(1)like stink[俚语]飞快地；拼命地