Definition of calean in English:

calean

noun ˈkalɪɑːn

Mid 18th century: Persian ġilyān, qalyān, from Arabic ġalayān 'bubbling up, boiling'.

单词	calean
释义	Definition of calean in English: calean noun ˈkalɪɑːn another term for kalian Example sentencesExamples After the long and tedious ceremony of coffee and caleans, breakfast made its appearance on two large trays. Were it not for his calean, I am at a loss to imagine how he could possibly spend his time. After the usual salutations and inquiries, the calean was introduced. The entertainment began as usual, with caleans, coffee, sweetmeats, and what the Persians call sweet-tea. The spectators pay the equal to three-pence English, for which they are refreshed with a calean to smoke, and coffee. Synonyms tobacco pipe, briar, briar pipe, meerschaum, clay pipe Origin Mid 18th century: Persian ġilyān, qalyān, from Arabic ġalayān 'bubbling up, boiling'.
随便看	become shadowy become shrunken become silent become smaller become snagged become snarled up become solid become sore become stagnant become stale become stranded become stuck become sunny become supportive of become tangible become tattered become tedious become teetotal become tender become thin become thinner become thirsty become threadbare become tight/tighter become tiresome