Fair warning-I had the asparagus. My pea is gonna stink up the place.

友情提醒 我刚吃了芦笋 我排泄出来的芦笋宝宝们会让这地方臭气熏天。

You'll soon start to stink as bad as anything you could have imagined while you were alive.

你很快就会开始发臭 在你活着的时候，你可以想象。

" To stink" means to have a very bad smell.

“发臭” 的意思是闻起来很臭。

By the way, does the Indian have to stink?

顺便说一句， 印第安人一定要臭臭的吗？

Brace yourself my friends, this is video is going to stink!

振作起来，我的朋友们， 这个视频会发臭！

This is not a saying Kenneth Walker is going to stink.

肯尼思·沃克这句话可不是什么臭话。

The other verb we might use for this situation is " to stink" (stink).

我们可能用于这种情况的另一个动词是“发臭”（stink）。

Would no one take this garbage (which, by the way, was really starting to stink)?

没人会收这些垃圾吗（顺便说一句，它真的开始发臭了）？

It's gonna stink. I liked my old school.

他好旧 又臭 以前的学校比较好。

Wrong. I happen to stink at poker, and I wouId have Iost the money anyway.

错！要不是我那副牌臭，我是不会输的。

After three days, maybe one or two in some cases, after three days, fish and guests begin to stink.

三天后，有时可能一两天，三天后，鱼和客人就开始发臭。

We also use the verb " to stink" to mean to be poor at something, to not be very good at something.

我们还用动词“to stink” 来表示不擅长某事，不擅长某事。

The verb " to stink" is an informal way of saying that someone smells bad, they have an unpleasant smell or an unpleasant odor.

动词“发臭” 是一种非正式的说法， 表示某人闻起来很臭， 他们有难闻的气味或难闻的气味。

During the 19th century, Irish and Scottish children celebrated the holiday by wreaking (mostly harmless) havoc on their neighbors—blowing cabbage smoke through a keyhole to stink up someone's house, frightening passersby with turnips carved to look ghoulish, etc.

在 19 世纪，爱尔兰和苏格兰的孩子们通过对他们的邻居造成（大部分无害的）破坏来庆祝这个节日——通过钥匙孔吹卷心菜烟来熏臭某人的房子，用雕刻成残忍样子的萝卜吓唬路人，等等。