English
Pronunciation
smōk, /sməʊk/, /sm@Uk/
Noun
smoke (uncountable and countable; plural smokes )
- (uncountable) Very fine particles and vapor/vapour given off by burning material.
- An instance of smoking a cigarette, cigar, etc.
- I'm going out to have a smoke.
- (slang) A cigarette.
Synonyms
- (cigarette): cig (British) ciggy (British), fag (British)
Translations
particles and vapor/vapour given off by burning material
- Dutch: rook m, walm m
- Esperanto: fumo
- Finnish: savu
- French: fumée f
- Guarani: timbo
- Ido: fumo
- Interlingua: fumo
- Italian: fumo m
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an instance of smoking
slang: a cigarette
- Dutch: sigaret f
- Finnish: sätkä , rööki
- French: cigarette f, clope f (slang)
- Guarani: petỹ
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Transitive verb
to smoke (smoked , smoked)
- To deliberately inhale the smoke from (a pipe, a cigarette, etc.).
- He's smoking his pipe.
- To use tobacco habitually.
- Do you smoke?
Translations
deliberately inhale the smoke from
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- Polish: palić (fajkę, papierosa)
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use tobacco habitually
- Finnish: polttaa , tupakoida
- French: fumer
- Italian: fumare
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- Polish: palić (fajkę, papierosa)
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Intransitive verb
to smoke (smoking , smoked , smoked)
- To give off smoke.
Translations
Translations to be checked
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- Greek: (kapno), (kapnizo)
- Guarani: timbo
- Romanian: fuma
- Portuguese: fumegar , fumar
- Spanish: fumar
- Swedish: röka
- Tupinambá: timbora ; petymbu
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