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1 tobacco
tə'bækəuplural - tobaccos; noun((a type of plant that has) leaves that are dried and used for smoking in pipes, cigarettes, cigars etc, or as snuff: Tobacco is bad for your health.) tabacotobacco n tabacotr[tə'bækəʊ]1 tabaco\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLtobacco pouch petacaadj.• tabacalero, -a adj.n.• tabaco s.m.tə'bækəʊ[tǝ'bækǝʊ]rolling/pipe tobacco — tabaco or picadura f para liar cigarrillos/de pipa; (before n)
1.N(pl tobaccos or tobaccoes) tabaco m ; pipe2.CPDtobacco industry N — industria f tabacalera
tobacco jar N — tabaquera f
tobacco leaf N — hoja f de tabaco
tobacco plant N — planta f de tabaco
tobacco plantation N — tabacal m
tobacco pouch N — petaca f
* * *[tə'bækəʊ]rolling/pipe tobacco — tabaco or picadura f para liar cigarrillos/de pipa; (before n)
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2 smoke
sməuk
1. noun1) (the cloudlike gases and particles of soot given off by something which is burning: Smoke was coming out of the chimney; He puffed cigarette smoke into my face.) humo2) (an act of smoking (a cigarette etc): I came outside for a smoke.) cigarrillo, acción de fumar
2. verb1) (to give off smoke.) fumar2) (to draw in and puff out the smoke from (a cigarette etc): I don't smoke, but he smokes cigars.) fumar3) (to dry, cure, preserve (ham, fish etc) by hanging it in smoke.) ahumar•- smoked- smokeless
- smoker
- smoking
- smoky
- smoke detector
- smokescreen
- go up in smoke
smoke1 n humosmoke2 vb fumardo you smoke? ¿fumas?tr[sməʊk]1 (gen) humo2 familiar (cigarette) cigarrillo, cigarro, pitillo1 (person) fumar2 (meat, fish) ahumar1 (person) fumar2 (fire, chimney, etc) echar humo, humear\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLthe Smoke SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL Londresthere's no smoke without fire cuando el río suena, agua llevato go up in smoke (books, paintings, etc) quemarse, ser destruido,-a por un incendio 2 (project, campaign, etc) irse en humo, quedar en agua de borrajasto have a smoke fumarsmoke alarm / smoke detector detector nombre masculino de humosmoke bomb bomba fumígenasmoke screen cortina de humosmoke signal señal nombre femenino de humo1) : echar humo, humeara smoking chimney: una chimenea que echa humo2) : fumarI don't smoke: no fumosmoke vt: ahumar (carne, etc.)smoke n: humo mn.• humo s.m.• tabaco s.m.v.• ahumar v.• chupar v.• echar humo v.• fumar v.• humear v.• pitar v.• sahumar v.sməʊk
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1) u ( from fire) humo mto go up in smoke — \<\<books/papers\>\> quemarse; \<\<hopes\>\> esfumarse, desvanecerse*; \<\<ambitions/plans\>\> quedar en agua de borrajas
there's no smoke without fire — cuando el río suena... (piedras lleva or agua lleva)
2)a) c ( cigarette) (colloq) cigarrillo m, pitillo m, pucho m (AmL fam)b) ( act) (no pl)
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1) \<\<person\>\> fumardo you mind if I smoke? — ¿te molesta que fume or si fumo?
2) ( give off smoke) echar humo, humear
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vt1) \<\<cigarettes/tobacco\>\> fumar2) ( cure) \<\<fish/cheese\>\> ahumar*•Phrasal Verbs:- smoke up[smǝʊk]1. N1) humo mcigarette smoke — humo m de cigarrillos
smoke blue — azul m grisáceo
smoke grey — gris m humo
to go up in smoke — [building] quemarse (totalmente); [plans] quedar en agua de borrajas; [hopes, money] esfumarse; [future] malograrse
the (Big) Smoke — (Brit) * Londres
2) * (=cigarette) pitillo * m, cigarrillo m, cigarro mI'm dying for a smoke — tengo unas ganas locas de fumarme un pitillo * or un cigarrillo or un cigarro
to have a smoke — fumar(se) un pitillo * or un cigarrillo or un cigarro
3) * (=drugs) hierba * f, maría * f2. VT1) [+ cigarette, cigar, pipe] fumarshe wouldn't let him smoke his pipe — (in general) no le dejaba fumar en pipa; (on one occasion) no le dejaba fumarse su pipa
2) (Culin) [+ bacon, fish, cheese] ahumar3. VI1) (=emit smoke) echar humothe chimney was smoking, so someone was home — salía humo de la chimenea, así que había alguien en casa
2) [person] fumardo you smoke? — ¿fumas?
do you mind if I smoke? — ¿le importa que fume?
to smoke like a chimney * — fumar como un carretero or como una chimenea *
4.CPDsmoke alarm N — detector m de humo, alarma f contra incendios
smoke bomb N — bomba f or granada f de humo
smoke detector N — detector m de humo
smoke inhalation N — inhalación f de humo
smoke ring N — anillo m or aro m de humo
to blow smoke rings — hacer anillos or aros de humo
smoke shop N — (US) estanco m
smoke signal N — señal f de humo
* * *[sməʊk]
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1) u ( from fire) humo mto go up in smoke — \<\<books/papers\>\> quemarse; \<\<hopes\>\> esfumarse, desvanecerse*; \<\<ambitions/plans\>\> quedar en agua de borrajas
there's no smoke without fire — cuando el río suena... (piedras lleva or agua lleva)
2)a) c ( cigarette) (colloq) cigarrillo m, pitillo m, pucho m (AmL fam)b) ( act) (no pl)
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1) \<\<person\>\> fumardo you mind if I smoke? — ¿te molesta que fume or si fumo?
2) ( give off smoke) echar humo, humear
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vt1) \<\<cigarettes/tobacco\>\> fumar2) ( cure) \<\<fish/cheese\>\> ahumar*•Phrasal Verbs:- smoke up
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