Translated sentences containing 'smelt'

She had a perfume that smelt like roses.

Ella tenía un perfume que olía a rosas.

In particular smelt fishing should be examined.

En este punto hay que mencionar especialmente la pesca de la faneca noruega.

It smelt of oil and if it did not smell of dollars, that was because we have known since ancient times that money has no smell.

Olía a petróleo y, si no olía a dólares, era porque sabemos desde siempre que el dinero no huele.

However, she was wearing night cream which smelt horrible. I said to her: 'But do you know that these creams are tested on animals?'

Ella, sin embargo, se había puesto una crema de noche que olía mal y entonces le dije: "¿Sabes que estas cremas las experimentan sobre los animales?"

Microparticulate pollution can neither be seen nor smelt, but is responsible for the most health damage, leading to hundreds of thousands of premature deaths among Europeans.

La contaminación por micropartículas es invisible e inodora, pero es también la más perniciosa para la salud y provoca cientos de miles de muertes prematuras entre los europeos.

The distribution of the quota for sand smelt, horse mackerel and blue whiting speaks volumes in this respect.

El reparto de la cuota del eperlano, la caballa y la pescadilla azul lo dice todo a este respecto.

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