单词smelling salts
na.: 嗅盐
网络: 提神药
嗅盐（有刺鼻的气味，旧时用作苏醒剂）:
a chemical with a very strong smell, kept in a small bottle, used especially in the past for putting under the nose of a person who has become unconscious
(从前治昏厥、头痛用的)炭酸铵醒药,嗅盐
we"re trying to fetch her to with smelling salts.
我们正试着用嗅盐使她苏醒过来。
"Just a wicked nightmare, " squeaked The Gentlewoman, once the smelling salts had been applied and it came to.
“一个邪恶的梦魇”，贵妇人尖叫着，给她用了嗅盐她才苏醒过来。
Ryan Giggs scored the other and, for Leeds, the final whistle must have had the effect of smelling salts.
吉格斯也打入一球，终场哨响的时候他们把利兹联推向了苦涩的深渊。
Whenever this scene is shown there should be a sales lady in the auditorium with a tray of smelling salts.
这个场景无论在何时放映，观众席边都站有一位销售女士端着一盘嗅盐。
AUNT PITTY: Oh dear, oh dear, where are my smelling salts? I think I shall faint.
贝蒂姨妈：噢，天啊，我的嗅盐呢？我觉得自己要晕了。
In America a tax rebate landed in people"s bank accounts in May and acted like a dose of smelling salts on a groggy bruiser.
在美国，五月通过的一项关于个人银行账户的退税提案开始执行，作用像是给摇摇晃晃遍身青紫的伤者一剂嗅盐。
Uncle Peter, my smelling salts.
彼得叔叔，我的醒脑剂。
Does anybody have any smelling salts?
有人有嗅盐吗