Olido (en. Smelled)

/oˈliðo/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Sensation experienced through the sense of smell.
The smell of flowers in spring is something magical.
El olido de las flores en primavera es algo mágico.
Memory of a specific smell.
His smell reminds me of my childhood in the countryside.
Su olido me recuerda a mi infancia en el campo.
verb
To experience a smell.
I smelled the perfume and it transported me to another place.
Olí el perfume y me transportó a otro lugar.

Etymology

From the verb 'oler', which comes from the Latin 'olēre'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

smelling like a dog
It refers to a strong and unpleasant odor.
olido a perro
to have a smell
It means to have a particular smell, sometimes in a physical or figurative sense.
tener olido

Related Words

to smell
To perceive a smell.
oler
aroma
Pleasant smell that comes from a substance or food.
aroma
fragrance
Very pleasant smell, often used for perfumes.
fragrancia

Slang Meanings

A strong smell that can be unpleasant.
That gym has a smell that I can't stand.
Ese gimnasio tiene un olido que no aguanto.
A characteristic of something that is nostalgic due to its smell.
The smell of old letters brings back memories of my grandmother.
El olido de antiguas cartas trae recuerdos de mi abuela.