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It's not an idiom. An idiom makes no sense unless you know the meaning. When you use AS (or like) ____ you are using A Simile, which is a comparison. This is comparing someone's smell to that of a rose.

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The idiom "smells like a rose" means that something appears favorable or promising, similar to the pleasant scent of a rose. It suggests that a situation is likely to turn out well or is free from any issues.

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