smoke 音标拼音: [sm'ok]
n . 烟,蒸气,确证,无常的事物,抽烟,香烟,烟色
vi . 吸烟,冒烟,弥漫
vt . 以烟熏
烟,蒸气,确证,无常的事物,抽烟,香烟,烟色吸烟,冒烟,弥漫以烟熏
smoke n 1 :
a cloud of fine particles suspended in a gas [
synonym : {
smoke },
{
fume }]
2 :
a hot vapor containing fine particles of carbon being produced by combustion ; "
the fire produced a tower of black smoke that could be seen for miles " [
synonym : {
smoke }, {
smoking }]
3 :
an indication of some hidden activity ; "
with all that smoke there must be a fire somewhere "
4 :
something with no concrete substance ; "
his dreams all turned to smoke "; "
it was just smoke and mirrors "
5 :
tobacco leaves that have been made into a cylinder [
synonym :
{
roll of tobacco }, {
smoke }]
6 :
street names for marijuana [
synonym : {
pot }, {
grass }, {
green goddess }, {
dope }, {
weed }, {
gage }, {
sess }, {
sens }, {
smoke },
{
skunk }, {
locoweed }, {
Mary Jane }]
7 :
the act of smoking tobacco or other substances ; "
he went outside for a smoke "; "
smoking stinks " [
synonym : {
smoke },
{
smoking }]
8 : (
baseball )
a pitch thrown with maximum velocity ; "
he swung late on the fastball "; "
he showed batters nothing but smoke "
[
synonym : {
fastball }, {
heater }, {
smoke }, {
hummer }, {
bullet }]
v 1 :
inhale and exhale smoke from cigarettes ,
cigars ,
pipes ; "
We never smoked marijuana "; "
Do you smoke ?"
2 :
emit a cloud of fine particles ; "
The chimney was fuming "
[
synonym : {
fume }, {
smoke }]
Smoke \
Smoke \,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Smoked };
p .
pr . &
vb n .
{
Smoking }.] [
AS .
smocian ;
akin to D .
smoken ,
G .
schmauchen ,
Dan .
sm ["
o ]
ge .
See {
Smoke },
n .]
1 .
To emit smoke ;
to throw off volatile matter in the form of vapor or exhalation ;
to reek .
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Hard by a cottage chimney smokes . --
Milton .
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2 .
Hence ,
to burn ;
to be kindled ;
to rage .
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The anger of the Lord and his jealousy shall smoke agains .
that man . --
Deut .
xxix .
20 .
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3 .
To raise a dust or smoke by rapid motion .
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Proud of his steeds ,
he smokes along the field .
--
Dryden .
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4 .
To draw into the mouth the smoke of tobacco burning in a pipe or in the form of a cigar ,
cigarette ,
etc .;
to habitually use tobacco in this manner .
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5 .
To suffer severely ;
to be punished .
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Some of you shall smoke for it in Rome . --
Shak .
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Smoke \
Smoke \ (
sm [=
o ]
k ),
n . [
AS .
smoca ,
fr .
sme ['
o ]
can to smoke ;
akin to LG . &
D .
smook smoke ,
Dan .
sm ["
o ]
g ,
G .
schmauch ,
and perh .
to Gr . ???
to burn in a smoldering fire ;
cf .
Lith .
smaugti to choke .]
1 .
The visible exhalation ,
vapor ,
or substance that escapes ,
or expelled ,
from a burning body ,
especially from burning vegetable matter ,
as wood ,
coal ,
peat ,
or the like .
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Note :
The gases of hydrocarbons ,
raised to a red heat or thereabouts ,
without a mixture of air enough to produce combustion ,
disengage their carbon in a fine powder ,
forming smoke .
The disengaged carbon when deposited on solid bodies is soot .
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2 .
That which resembles smoke ;
a vapor ;
a mist .
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3 .
Anything unsubstantial ,
as idle talk . --
Shak .
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4 .
The act of smoking ,
esp .
of smoking tobacco ;
as ,
to have a smoke . [
Colloq .]
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Note :
Smoke is sometimes joined with other word .
forming self -
explaining compounds ;
as ,
smoke -
consuming ,
smoke -
dried ,
smoke -
stained ,
etc .
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{
Smoke arch },
the smoke box of a locomotive .
{
Smoke ball } (
Mil .),
a ball or case containing a composition which ,
when it burns ,
sends forth thick smoke .
{
Smoke black },
lampblack . [
Obs .]
{
Smoke board },
a board suspended before a fireplace to prevent the smoke from coming out into the room .
{
Smoke box },
a chamber in a boiler ,
where the smoke ,
etc .,
from the furnace is collected before going out at the chimney .
{
Smoke sail } (
Naut .),
a small sail in the lee of the galley stovepipe ,
to prevent the smoke from annoying people on deck .
{
Smoke tree } (
Bot .),
a shrub ({
Rhus Cotinus })
in which the flowers are mostly abortive and the panicles transformed into tangles of plumose pedicels looking like wreaths of smoke .
{
To end in smoke },
to burned ;
hence ,
to be destroyed or ruined ;
figuratively ,
to come to nothing .
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Syn :
Fume ;
reek ;
vapor .
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Smoke \
Smoke \,
v .
t .
1 .
To apply smoke to ;
to hang in smoke ;
to disinfect ,
to cure ,
etc .,
by smoke ;
as ,
to smoke or fumigate infected clothing ;
to smoke beef or hams for preservation .
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2 .
To fill or scent with smoke ;
hence ,
to fill with incense ;
to perfume . "
Smoking the temple ." --
Chaucer .
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3 .
To smell out ;
to hunt out ;
to find out ;
to detect .
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I alone Smoked his true person ,
talked with him . --
Chapman .
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He was first smoked by the old Lord Lafeu . --
Shak .
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Upon that . . .
I began to smoke that they were a parcel of mummers . --
Addison .
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4 .
To ridicule to the face ;
to quiz . [
Old Slang ]
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5 .
To inhale and puff out the smoke of ,
as tobacco ;
to burn or use in smoking ;
as ,
to smoke a pipe or a cigar .
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6 .
To subject to the operation of smoke ,
for the purpose of annoying or driving out ; --
often with out ;
as ,
to smoke a woodchuck out of his burrow .
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285 Moby Thesaurus words for "
smoke ":
aerate ,
aerify ,
afterdamp ,
air ,
air -
dry ,
airy nothing ,
anhydrate ,
ash ,
ashes ,
atomize ,
attaint ,
bake ,
be livid ,
be pissed ,
becloud ,
bedarken ,
bedaub ,
befog ,
begrime ,
bemire ,
bemist ,
bemud ,
besmear ,
besmirch ,
besmoke ,
bestain ,
black ,
blackdamp ,
blacken ,
blackwash ,
blast -
freeze ,
blot ,
blotch ,
blow ,
blur ,
bluster ,
boil ,
brand ,
breath ,
breathe out ,
brine ,
browned off ,
brush ,
bubble ,
bucket ,
bullet ,
burn ,
butt ,
calx ,
carbon ,
carbonate ,
carry on ,
chafe ,
chain -
smoke ,
charcoal ,
chaw ,
chew ,
chewing ,
chlorinate ,
chokedamp ,
cinder ,
clabber up ,
clinker ,
cloud ,
cloud over ,
cloud up ,
coal ,
coke ,
coom ,
cork ,
corn ,
crow ,
cure ,
damp ,
darken ,
darken over ,
daub ,
dehumidify ,
dehydrate ,
denigrate ,
desiccate ,
dinge ,
dirt ,
dirty ,
dirty up ,
discolor ,
distill ,
drag ,
drain ,
draw ,
dross ,
dry ,
dry -
cure ,
dry -
salt ,
dust ,
ebon ,
ebonize ,
ebony ,
effluvium ,
embalm ,
emit ,
encloud ,
enmist ,
ephemera ,
ephemeral ,
ephemerid ,
ephemerides ,
ephemeris ,
ether ,
etherify ,
etherize ,
evacuate ,
evaporate ,
exhalation ,
exhale ,
exhaust ,
expire ,
exsiccate ,
fag ,
fetid air ,
fire ,
firedamp ,
flatus ,
fluid ,
fluidize ,
fly ,
fog ,
fractionate ,
freeze ,
freeze -
dry ,
fret ,
fume ,
fumigate ,
gasify ,
give off ,
give out ,
give vent to ,
go on ,
grime ,
habitual smoking ,
hasten ,
have a conniption ,
haze ,
hydrogenate ,
illusion ,
inhale ,
inhale snuff ,
ink ,
insolate ,
irradiate ,
jerk ,
jet ,
kiln ,
kipper ,
lava ,
let out ,
malaria ,
marinade ,
marinate ,
mark ,
mayfly ,
melanize ,
mephitis ,
miasma ,
mire ,
mist ,
muck ,
muck up ,
muddy ,
mummify ,
murk ,
nicotine addiction ,
nicotinism ,
night ,
nigrify ,
nubilate ,
obnubilate ,
obscure ,
open the floodgates ,
open the sluices ,
overcast ,
overcloud ,
overshadow ,
oversmoke ,
oxygenate ,
parch ,
perfume ,
phantom ,
pickle ,
pissed off ,
pitch ,
preservatize ,
puff ,
puff of smoke ,
pull ,
quick -
freeze ,
rage ,
raise Cain ,
raise hell ,
raise the devil ,
raise the roof ,
rant ,
rant and rave ,
rave ,
raven ,
reek ,
refrigerate ,
rub ,
run ,
rush ,
salt ,
scorch ,
scoria ,
sear ,
season ,
seethe ,
send out ,
shade ,
shadow ,
shrivel ,
simmer ,
singe ,
sizzle ,
slag ,
slime ,
sloe ,
slubber ,
slur ,
smear ,
smirch ,
smog ,
smoke -
cure ,
smokes ,
smoking ,
smoking habit ,
smokings ,
smolder ,
smudge ,
smut ,
smutch ,
snows of yesteryear ,
soak up ,
soil ,
soot ,
speed ,
spirit ,
sponge ,
spray ,
stain ,
steam ,
stew ,
stigmatize ,
storm ,
stuff ,
sublimate ,
sublime ,
sullage ,
sun ,
sun -
dry ,
swab ,
tabacism ,
tabacosis ,
tabagism ,
taint ,
take on ,
take snuff ,
tar ,
tarnish ,
thin air ,
throw a fit ,
throw off ,
tobaccoism ,
torrefy ,
towel ,
vapor ,
vaporize ,
volatile ,
volatilize ,
water vapor ,
weazen ,
whiz ,
wipe ,
wither ,
wizen ,
zip
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