英语词汇smoke的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

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smoke1 /sməʊk $ smoʊk/ noun white, grey, or black gas produced by something that is burningadjectivesblack/blue/white/grey smoke Black smoke was pouring out of the engine.thick/dense smoke Thick smoke spread through the building.acrid smoke (=smelling bad and making you cough) The bar was full of acrid smoke.secondhand smoke (=that you breathe in from other people smoking cigarettes) We are becoming more aware of the dangers of secondhand smoke.nouns + smokecigarette/cigar/tobacco smoke The air was thick with cigarette smoke.wood smoke I love the smell of wood smoke.verbssmoke is coming out of/from sth Smoke was coming out of the kitchen.smoke is pouring out of/from sth Smoke was pouring out of the back of the car.smoke rises Smoke was rising from the top of the tower.smoke billows (=large clouds of smoke come from a fire) She noticed smoke billowing out of one of the bedrooms.smoke drifts The cigarette smoke drifted away on the breeze.smoke curls On the campsite, smoke curled round the tents from nearby fires.smoke clears (=disappears) The kitchen door was still open, and inside the smoke was clearing.belch (out) smoke (=send out large amounts of smoke) The town is full of factories belching out smoke.smoke + nounsa smoke detector/alarm (=a piece of equipment that makes a noise if there is a fire inside a building) Make sure that every room is fitted with a smoke alarm.smoke inhalation (=when you breathe in a lot of smoke from a fire inside a building) Several people were taken to hospital, suffering from smoke inhalation.phrasesa cloud of smoke (=a large amount) He lit a cigarette and blew out a cloud of smoke.billows of smoke (=large clouds of smoke coming out from a fire etc) The green fresh leaves will burn slowly, with billows of smoke.a pall of smoke (=a thick cloud of smoke hanging over something) A thick pall of smoke hung over the city.a column/plume of smoke (=a line rising up) He could see a thin black column of smoke rising vertically into the sky.a puff of smoke (=a small amount that comes quickly from something) There was a puff of white smoke from the man’s gun.a wisp of smoke (=a thin line of smoke) The fire was out, with only a few wisps of smoke rising here and there.

noun | verb

smoke2 /sməʊk $ smoʊk/ verb to suck or breathe in smoke from a cigarette, pipe etcadverbssmoke heavily The risk of heart disease increases if you smoke heavily.smoke too much He’s very unhealthy – he smokes too much and he is overweight.smoke + nounssmoke a cigarette/cigar/pipe etc Her father always smoked a cigar after dinner.verbsbe allowed to smoke You are not allowed to smoke in any public building in the UK.phrasessmoke like a chimney (=smoke a lot of cigarettes) They both smoke like chimneys and the house stinks of cigarettes.

词组	smoke
释义	noun \| verb smoke1 /sməʊk $ smoʊk/ noun white, grey, or black gas produced by something that is burningadjectivesblack/blue/white/grey smoke Black smoke was pouring out of the engine.thick/dense smoke Thick smoke spread through the building.acrid smoke (=smelling bad and making you cough) The bar was full of acrid smoke.secondhand smoke (=that you breathe in from other people smoking cigarettes) We are becoming more aware of the dangers of secondhand smoke.nouns + smokecigarette/cigar/tobacco smoke The air was thick with cigarette smoke.wood smoke I love the smell of wood smoke.verbssmoke is coming out of/from sth Smoke was coming out of the kitchen.smoke is pouring out of/from sth Smoke was pouring out of the back of the car.smoke rises Smoke was rising from the top of the tower.smoke billows (=large clouds of smoke come from a fire) She noticed smoke billowing out of one of the bedrooms.smoke drifts The cigarette smoke drifted away on the breeze.smoke curls On the campsite, smoke curled round the tents from nearby fires.smoke clears (=disappears) The kitchen door was still open, and inside the smoke was clearing.belch (out) smoke (=send out large amounts of smoke) The town is full of factories belching out smoke.smoke + nounsa smoke detector/alarm (=a piece of equipment that makes a noise if there is a fire inside a building) Make sure that every room is fitted with a smoke alarm.smoke inhalation (=when you breathe in a lot of smoke from a fire inside a building) Several people were taken to hospital, suffering from smoke inhalation.phrasesa cloud of smoke (=a large amount) He lit a cigarette and blew out a cloud of smoke.billows of smoke (=large clouds of smoke coming out from a fire etc) The green fresh leaves will burn slowly, with billows of smoke.a pall of smoke (=a thick cloud of smoke hanging over something) A thick pall of smoke hung over the city.a column/plume of smoke (=a line rising up) He could see a thin black column of smoke rising vertically into the sky.a puff of smoke (=a small amount that comes quickly from something) There was a puff of white smoke from the man’s gun.a wisp of smoke (=a thin line of smoke) The fire was out, with only a few wisps of smoke rising here and there. noun \| verb smoke2 /sməʊk $ smoʊk/ verb to suck or breathe in smoke from a cigarette, pipe etcadverbssmoke heavily The risk of heart disease increases if you smoke heavily.smoke too much He’s very unhealthy – he smokes too much and he is overweight.smoke + nounssmoke a cigarette/cigar/pipe etc Her father always smoked a cigar after dinner.verbsbe allowed to smoke You are not allowed to smoke in any public building in the UK.phrasessmoke like a chimney (=smoke a lot of cigarettes) They both smoke like chimneys and the house stinks of cigarettes.
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