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the smell stings one's nose - Qual seria a melhor tradução? or the meaning of it? What are the meanings of those expression? One smells with one's nose. One sees with one's eyes. One hears with one's ears. One tastes primarily with one's tongue.

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The smell stings one's nosee = O cheiro arde o nariz. One smells with one's nose. = Cheira-se com o nariz / Cheiramos com o nariz. One sees with one's eyes = Vê-se com os olhos / Vemos com os olhos. One hears with one's ears = Ouve-se com os ouvidos. / Ouvimos com os ouvios. One tastes primarily with one's tongue = Prova-se principalmente com a língua. / Provamos/experimentamos com a língua. (About the last sentence it's more used to say: experimentamos com a boca.)

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