单词 | cigar |
释义 | cigar (once / 277 pages) n A cigar is a fairly large rolled bundle of tobacco that smokers light and take puffs from. A cigar is usually brown, and it's almost always fatter and longer than a cigarette. Cigar smoking tends to be more of a special event than cigarette smoking, and the ritual involves cutting off the cigar's closed end, lighting the other side with a match, and puffing the smoke lightly. Another difference between cigar and cigarette smokers is that cigar smoke isn't usually inhaled, but only drawn into the mouth. The word cigar comes from the Spanish cigarro, most likely from a Mayan root, sicar, "to smoke rolled tobacco leaves." WORD FAMILYcigar: cigars USAGE EXAMPLESOne is cheese cigars, also called cheese rolls or cheese boreks. Los Angeles Times(Dec 22, 2016) My mother was college-educated in Cuba — but she was the daughter of a woman who rolled cigars. New York Times(Dec 20, 2016) Before August, no federal law prohibited the sale of cigars, e-cigarettes or hookah tobacco to children under 18. Washington Post(Dec 02, 2016) n a roll of tobacco for smoking Hypo|Hyper cheroot a cigar with both ends cut flat cigarillosmall cigar or cigarette wrapped in tobacco instead of paper claroa cigar made with light-colored tobacco coronaa long cigar with blunt ends panatela, panetela, panetellaa long slender cigar stogie, stogya cheap cigar roll of tobacco, smoke tobacco leaves that have been made into a cylinder |
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