How would you explain to somebody who has never tasted an orange what an orange tastes like, what sensation it produces in the mouth, what it smells of? | ¿Cómo explicar a una persona que nunca ha probado una naranja, qué sabor tiene, qué sensación produce en la boca, a qué huele? |
It smells of elderflowers and charms us with its wonderful multi-layered aroma. | Huele a flores de saúco y nos encanta con su maravilloso aroma de múltiples capas. |
It smells of pine forest. | Huele a bosque de pinos. |
It smells of Lenorsleep there, I whisper to the hand and am something that can be turned around and pushed. | Sacudo la cabeza. Ahí huele a sueño de Lenor, murmuro, y soy algo que se puede girar y empujar. |
Soon it smells of cinnamon and almonds, vanilla and orange. | Pronto huele a canela y almendras, vainilla y naranja. |
The underside is rippled with brown water stains, and it smells of mold. | La parte inferior está ondulada con manchas marrones de agua y huele a moho. |
I think it smells of summer. | Creo que huele a verano. |
In the house of St. Nicholas it smells of cinnamon and cloves. | En la casa de San Nicolás huele a canela y clavo de olor. Ir allí! |
Yeah, it smells of detergent. | Sí, huele a detergente. |
I think it smells of pilchards. | Creo que huele a sardina. |
