• adj. 嗅覺的；味道的
• n. 嗅覺器官

來自拉丁語olere,聞，嗅，散發氣味，詞源同odor.-fact,做，使，詞源同fact,effect.即聞到氣味的，有嗅覺的。字母d,l音變，比較tongue,language.

olfactory

olfactory: [17] Olfactory means etymologically ‘making smell’. It was borrowed from Latin *olfactōrius, a derivative of the verb olfacere ‘smell’. This in turn was a blend of olēre ‘smell’ (source of English redolent and related to odour) and facere ‘make’ (source of English fact, faction, etc).
=> odour, redolent

olfactory (adj.)

1650s, from Latin olfactorius, from olfact-, past participle stem of olfacere "to get the smell of, sniff," from olere "emit a smell, give off a smell of" (see odor) + facere "to make" (see factitious).

1. Human mind constantly depend on objects which are taken from visual, auditory, olfactory, gustatory and tactile means.

人的心理不斷地依賴于從視覺，聽覺，嗅覺，味覺和觸覺得到的目標。

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2. This olfactory sense develops in the womb.

這一嗅覺在子宮內形成。

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3. Repellency is not confined to the olfactory senses.

防護性不只限于嗅覺感官.

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4. It arouses their olfactory sense.

這喚起了他們的嗅覺.

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5. Exposure may produce olfactory fatigue or habituation.

接觸可以引起嗅覺疲勞或成癮.

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