Definition of filter tip in English:

filter tip

noun

1A filter attached to a cigarette for removing impurities from the inhaled smoke.
Example sentencesExamples
- It feels like a real cigarette (well, a real plastic one) right down to its mock filter tip.
- I have discovered to my distress and inconvenience, that nowhere in the Middle East do they sell Swan Slim Line filter tips.
- Filter tips help to reduce nicotine and tar levels.
- ‘It's like a filter tip on a cigarette in that it might help a little bit,’ he said.
- It is no longer a big leaf, it is now in small pieces which are then eventually I think shredded before being wrapped in paper and having a filter tip put on the end.
- This indicates that the filter tip has influenced the combustion of the tobacco column during smoking.
- Tins and bottles are the main form of litter; old newspapers are burnt or put in the bin, and there are no filter tips on cigarettes yet, just stubbed out ends which are also put in the rubbish.
- By that time I'd mastered the art of rolling a Dutch joint - fat and conical with a filter tip.
1. 1.1 A cigarette with a filter tip.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Doctors linked smoking with ill-health in the 1930s and a cancer scare took hold in the 1950s but tobacco companies turned around sales by offering ‘safe’ low-tar and filter tip varieties, and with intensive advertising.

Derivatives

filter-tipped

adjectiveˈfɪltəˌtɪpt

Only about 30 percent of the latter tobacco products were filter-tipped.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Perhaps,’ he continued, ‘every January 11 th - the anniversary of the Surgeon General's original 1964 report on smoking - we should all light up, giving a filter-tipped finger, as it were, to a health-obsessed government.’
- At the beginning of the 1950s, filter-tipped brands occupied 1 percent of the cigarette market.
- And later this month BBC2 airs a satirical American documentary called The Last Cigarette, which intercuts footage of the congressional hearings with innocent ads from the 1950s extolling the health benefits of filter-tipped ciggies.

Definition of filter tip in US English:

filter tip

nounˈfɪltər ˌtɪpˈfiltər ˌtip

1A filter attached to a cigarette for removing some components from the inhaled smoke.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is no longer a big leaf, it is now in small pieces which are then eventually I think shredded before being wrapped in paper and having a filter tip put on the end.
- ‘It's like a filter tip on a cigarette in that it might help a little bit,’ he said.
- I have discovered to my distress and inconvenience, that nowhere in the Middle East do they sell Swan Slim Line filter tips.
- By that time I'd mastered the art of rolling a Dutch joint - fat and conical with a filter tip.
- It feels like a real cigarette (well, a real plastic one) right down to its mock filter tip.
- Filter tips help to reduce nicotine and tar levels.
- This indicates that the filter tip has influenced the combustion of the tobacco column during smoking.
- Tins and bottles are the main form of litter; old newspapers are burnt or put in the bin, and there are no filter tips on cigarettes yet, just stubbed out ends which are also put in the rubbish.
1. 1.1 A cigarette with a filter tip.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Doctors linked smoking with ill-health in the 1930s and a cancer scare took hold in the 1950s but tobacco companies turned around sales by offering ‘safe’ low-tar and filter tip varieties, and with intensive advertising.

单词	filter tip
释义	Definition of filter tip in English: filter tip noun 1A filter attached to a cigarette for removing impurities from the inhaled smoke. Example sentencesExamples It feels like a real cigarette (well, a real plastic one) right down to its mock filter tip. I have discovered to my distress and inconvenience, that nowhere in the Middle East do they sell Swan Slim Line filter tips. Filter tips help to reduce nicotine and tar levels. ‘It's like a filter tip on a cigarette in that it might help a little bit,’ he said. It is no longer a big leaf, it is now in small pieces which are then eventually I think shredded before being wrapped in paper and having a filter tip put on the end. This indicates that the filter tip has influenced the combustion of the tobacco column during smoking. Tins and bottles are the main form of litter; old newspapers are burnt or put in the bin, and there are no filter tips on cigarettes yet, just stubbed out ends which are also put in the rubbish. By that time I'd mastered the art of rolling a Dutch joint - fat and conical with a filter tip. 1.1 A cigarette with a filter tip. Example sentencesExamples Doctors linked smoking with ill-health in the 1930s and a cancer scare took hold in the 1950s but tobacco companies turned around sales by offering ‘safe’ low-tar and filter tip varieties, and with intensive advertising. Derivatives filter-tipped adjectiveˈfɪltəˌtɪpt Only about 30 percent of the latter tobacco products were filter-tipped. Example sentencesExamples ‘Perhaps,’ he continued, ‘every January 11 th - the anniversary of the Surgeon General's original 1964 report on smoking - we should all light up, giving a filter-tipped finger, as it were, to a health-obsessed government.’ At the beginning of the 1950s, filter-tipped brands occupied 1 percent of the cigarette market. And later this month BBC2 airs a satirical American documentary called The Last Cigarette, which intercuts footage of the congressional hearings with innocent ads from the 1950s extolling the health benefits of filter-tipped ciggies. Definition of filter tip in US English: filter tip nounˈfɪltər ˌtɪpˈfiltər ˌtip 1A filter attached to a cigarette for removing some components from the inhaled smoke. Example sentencesExamples It is no longer a big leaf, it is now in small pieces which are then eventually I think shredded before being wrapped in paper and having a filter tip put on the end. ‘It's like a filter tip on a cigarette in that it might help a little bit,’ he said. I have discovered to my distress and inconvenience, that nowhere in the Middle East do they sell Swan Slim Line filter tips. By that time I'd mastered the art of rolling a Dutch joint - fat and conical with a filter tip. It feels like a real cigarette (well, a real plastic one) right down to its mock filter tip. Filter tips help to reduce nicotine and tar levels. This indicates that the filter tip has influenced the combustion of the tobacco column during smoking. Tins and bottles are the main form of litter; old newspapers are burnt or put in the bin, and there are no filter tips on cigarettes yet, just stubbed out ends which are also put in the rubbish. 1.1 A cigarette with a filter tip. Example sentencesExamples Doctors linked smoking with ill-health in the 1930s and a cancer scare took hold in the 1950s but tobacco companies turned around sales by offering ‘safe’ low-tar and filter tip varieties, and with intensive advertising.
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