英语词汇“smoke”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

smokenoun

uk/sməʊk/us/smoʊk/

smoke noun (GREY GAS)

B1 [ U ] the grey, black, or white mixture of gas and very small pieces of carbon that is produced when something burns:

cigarette smoke

a tiny smoke-filled room

The fire produced a pall (= large mass) of smoke visible 20 miles away.

Plumes of smoke billowed from the chimney.

She leaned back thoughtfully and blew a puff of (= a small amount of) smoke into the air.

go up in smoke

to be destroyed by burning:

Because of the fire, hundreds of houses went up in smoke.

Something that goes up in smoke fails to produce the result that was wanted:

When the business went bankrupt, 20 years of hard work went up in smoke.

More examples

The smoke made me cough.
The alarm should go off automatically as soon as smoke is detected.
I saw her through a haze of cigarette smoke.
I heard a loud bang and then saw black smoke.
Breathing in other people's cigarette smoke is bad for you .

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Products of fire

ash
cinder
clinker
ember
fumes
smokeless
smoky
smut
soot

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Burning, burnt & on fire

Failing and doing badly

smoke noun (CIGARETTE)

[ S ] the act of smoking a cigarette:

I really enjoy a smoke at the end of a meal.

[ C ] informal a cigarette:

Would you buy me some smokes while you're out?

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Tobacco & smoking

baccy
butt
cheroot
cig
cigarette butt
cigarette paper
e-cigarette
light (sth) up
nicotine
nicotine patch
non-smoker
non-smoking
pipe
roll-your-own
second-hand smoke
smoker
smoking
stub
tar
tobacconist

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smoke noun (CITY)

the (big) smoke UK and Australian English informal

any large city, especially London, Sydney, or Melbourne:

He was a young lad of 16 when he first came to the big smoke.

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Towns & regions: towns, cities & villages (general)

aerotropolis
backwater
bedroom community
Cantabrigian
capital
conurbation
county borough
dormitory town
ghost town
Greater
hill station
hometown
megacity
metropolis
one-horse town
port
settlement
small-town
town
urbanite

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Idiom(s)

there's no smoke without fire

smokeverb

uk/sməʊk/us/smoʊk/

smoke verb (BREATHE SMOKE)

A1 [ I or T ] to breathe smoke into the mouth and usually lungs from a cigarette, pipe, etc.:

Do you mind if I smoke?

I used to smoke a packet of cigarettes a day.

More examples

Fewer people smoke these days than used to.
In the interests of safety, please do not smoke.
She doesn't drink or smoke and I'm sure she'll outlive us all.
She can smoke - I don't have a problem with that.
He used to smoke 40 cigarettes a day.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Tobacco & smoking

baccy
butt
cheroot
cig
cigarette butt
cigarette paper
e-cigarette
light (sth) up
nicotine
nicotine patch
non-smoker
non-smoking
pipe
roll-your-own
second-hand smoke
smoker
smoking
stub
tar
tobacconist

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smoke verb (GREY GAS)

[ I ] to produce smoke as a result of industrial activity or of something such as an electrical fault:

The skyline is dominated by smoking factory chimneys.

Suddenly the TV went blank and started smoking.

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Burning, burnt & on fire

ablaze
alight
blaze
burned out
burnt
burnt out
burst
char
flame
flammable
forest fire
frazzled
go up in flames idiom
incinerate
inextinguishable
scald
sear
singe
smolder
spontaneous combustion

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smoke verb (PRESERVE)

[ T ] to preserve meat, fish, or cheese using smoke from burning wood:

People in Egypt were salting, drying, and smoking fish and meat 6,000 years ago.

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Preserving & storing food

bin
bread basket
bread bin
brine
caddy
defrost
dried
foil
food technology
freeze
freeze-dry
glacé
preserve
processed
reconstitute
refrigerate
saltpetre
souse
Tupperware
vacuum-packed

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Phrasal verb(s)

smoke sb/sth out

单词	smoke
释义	Contents noun (3) smoke (GREY GAS) smoke (CIGARETTE) smoke (CITY) verb (3) smoke (BREATHE SMOKE) smoke (GREY GAS) smoke (PRESERVE) Contents noun (2) smoke (CLOUDY AIR) smoke (ACT OF SMOKING) verb (3) smoke (BREATHE SMOKE) smoke (PRESERVE) smoke (PRODUCE SMOKE) English American smokenoun uk/sməʊk/us/smoʊk/ smoke noun (GREY GAS) B1 [ U ] the grey, black, or white mixture of gas and very small pieces of carbon that is produced when something burns: cigarette smoke a tiny smoke-filled room The fire produced a pall (= large mass) of smoke visible 20 miles away. Plumes of smoke billowed from the chimney. She leaned back thoughtfully and blew a puff of (= a small amount of) smoke into the air. go up in smoke to be destroyed by burning: Because of the fire, hundreds of houses went up in smoke. Something that goes up in smoke fails to produce the result that was wanted: When the business went bankrupt, 20 years of hard work went up in smoke. More examples The smoke made me cough. The alarm should go off automatically as soon as smoke is detected. I saw her through a haze of cigarette smoke. I heard a loud bang and then saw black smoke. Breathing in other people's cigarette smoke is bad for you . Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Products of fire ash cinder clinker ember fumes smokeless smoky smut soot You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Burning, burnt & on fire Failing and doing badly smoke noun (CIGARETTE) [ S ] the act of smoking a cigarette: I really enjoy a smoke at the end of a meal. [ C ] informal a cigarette: Would you buy me some smokes while you're out? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Tobacco & smoking baccy butt cheroot cig cigarette butt cigarette paper e-cigarette *light (sth)* up nicotine nicotine patch non-smoker non-smoking pipe roll-your-own second-hand smoke smoker smoking stub tar tobacconist See more results » smoke noun (CITY) the (big) smoke UK and Australian English informal any large city, especially London, Sydney, or Melbourne: He was a young lad of 16 when he first came to the big smoke. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Towns & regions: towns, cities & villages (general) aerotropolis backwater bedroom community Cantabrigian capital conurbation county borough dormitory town ghost town Greater hill station hometown megacity metropolis one-horse town port settlement small-town town urbanite See more results » Idiom(s) there's no smoke without fire smokeverb uk/sməʊk/us/smoʊk/ smoke verb (BREATHE SMOKE) A1 [ I or T ] to breathe smoke into the mouth and usually lungs from a cigarette, pipe, etc.: Do you mind if I smoke? I used to smoke a packet of cigarettes a day. More examples Fewer people smoke these days than used to. In the interests of safety, please do not smoke. She doesn't drink or smoke and I'm sure she'll outlive us all. She can smoke - I don't have a problem with that. He used to smoke 40 cigarettes a day. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Tobacco & smoking baccy butt cheroot cig cigarette butt cigarette paper e-cigarette light (sth) up nicotine nicotine patch non-smoker non-smoking pipe roll-your-own second-hand smoke smoker smoking stub tar tobacconist See more results » smoke verb (GREY GAS) [ I ] to produce smoke as a result of industrial activity or of something such as an electrical fault: The skyline is dominated by smoking factory chimneys. Suddenly the TV went blank and started smoking. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Burning, burnt & on fire ablaze alight blaze burned out burnt burnt out burst char flame flammable forest fire frazzled go up in flames idiom incinerate inextinguishable scald sear singe smolder spontaneous combustion See more results » smoke verb (PRESERVE) [ T ] to preserve meat, fish, or cheese using smoke from burning wood: People in Egypt were salting, drying, and smoking fish and meat 6,000 years ago. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Preserving & storing food bin bread basket bread bin brine caddy defrost dried foil food technology freeze freeze-dry glacé preserve processed reconstitute refrigerate saltpetre souse Tupperware vacuum-packed See more results » Phrasal verb(s) smoke sb/sth out smokenoun us/smoʊk/ smoke noun (CLOUDY AIR) [ U ] a cloudy gray or black mixture of air and very small pieces of carbon produced by something that is burning: The building filled with smoke. Nobody died in the fire, but three people were treated for smoke inhalation. smoke noun (ACT OF SMOKING) [ C ] an act of smoking smokeverb us/smoʊk/ smoke verb (BREATHE SMOKE) [ I/T ] to breathe smoke into the mouth or lungs from burning tobacco smoke verb (PRESERVE) [ T ] to preserve and add a smoky flavor to meat, fish, or cheese using smoke from burning wood: They smoke the fish over wood chips. smoke verb (PRODUCE SMOKE) [ I ] to produce or give off smoke: The oil in the frying pan started smoking. Phrasal verb(s)** smoke someone out
随便看	on occasion on off on offer on offer on one level...on another level on order on paper on paper on par with sb/sth on par with someone/something on parade on pins and needles on point on principle on purpose on ramp on record on remand on request on sale on sb's account on sb's behalf on sb's doorstep on sbs account on sbs behalf

smokenoun

smoke noun (GREY GAS)

smoke noun (CIGARETTE)

smoke noun (CITY)

Idiom(s)

smokeverb

smoke verb (BREATHE SMOKE)

smoke verb (GREY GAS)

smoke verb (PRESERVE)

Phrasal verb(s)

smokenoun

smoke noun (CLOUDY AIR)

smoke noun (ACT OF SMOKING)

smokeverb

smoke verb (BREATHE SMOKE)

smoke verb (PRESERVE)

smoke verb (PRODUCE SMOKE)

Phrasal verb(s)