1. to inhale and exhale the smoke of tobacco or other substances
吸(菸、煙等)
He smokes a pack of cigarettes every day.
他每天抽一包香菸。
Do you smoke?
你抽菸嗎?
She quit smoking last year.
她去年戒菸了。
「smoke」主要指燃燒產生煙霧的行為,也延伸出吸菸、燻製等相關含義。
燃燒冒煙
EN: to produce smoke from burning
翻譯: (物質)燃燒時產生煙霧。
吸菸
EN: to inhale and exhale tobacco smoke
翻譯: 吸入和呼出菸草煙霧,通常指抽菸、吸菸的行為。
燻製
EN: to preserve or flavor food with smoke
翻譯: 用煙燻的方式保存或賦予食物風味,如燻肉、燻魚。
快速移動
EN: to move very fast
翻譯: 像煙一樣快速移動或行進,常用於非正式口語。
小提醒:注意「smoke」作動詞時,主語可以是「人」(吸菸)或「物」(冒煙),中文翻譯需根據上下文判斷。例如「The chimney smokes」是「煙囪冒煙」,而「He smokes」是「他抽菸」。
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1. to inhale and exhale the smoke of tobacco or other substances
吸(菸、煙等)
He smokes a pack of cigarettes every day.
他每天抽一包香菸。
Do you smoke?
你抽菸嗎?
She quit smoking last year.
她去年戒菸了。
2. to produce smoke
冒煙
The chimney is smoking.
煙囪正在冒煙。
The engine started to smoke after overheating.
引擎過熱後開始冒煙。
We saw a fire smoking in the distance.
我們看到遠處有火在冒煙。
3. to preserve food by exposing it to smoke
燻製(食物)
They smoke the fish over a wood fire.
他們用柴火燻製魚。
This ham has been smoked for several days.
這隻火腿已經燻製了好幾天。
Smoked salmon is a popular delicacy.
燻鮭魚是一種受歡迎的美食。
4. to kill or drive out by smoke
用煙燻(驅趕或殺死)
The beekeeper smoked the hive to calm the bees.
養蜂人用煙燻蜂巢來安撫蜜蜂。
They tried to smoke the rodents out of the barn.
他們試圖用煙把齧齒動物從穀倉裡燻出來。
5. to defeat someone decisively in a competition
(在比賽中)徹底擊敗
Our team smoked the competition in the finals.
我們的隊伍在決賽中徹底擊敗了對手。
He smoked his opponent in the first round.
他在第一輪就徹底擊敗了對手。
| Pattern | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| smoke + noun | 抽(某物) | He smokes a pipe after dinner. (他晚餐後會抽菸斗。) |
| smoke + adverb | 以某種方式抽菸 | She smokes heavily. (她菸癮很重。) |
| smoke + noun + adverb | 抽某物並以某種方式 | He smokes cigars occasionally. (他偶爾會抽雪茄。) |
| smoke + noun + adjective | 抽某物並處於某種狀態 | He sat smoking a cigarette contentedly. (他坐著,滿足地抽著一支菸。) |
| smoke + away + noun | 透過抽菸消耗掉(時間等) | They smoked away the afternoon on the porch. (他們在門廊上抽菸消磨了一下午。) |
| smoke + out + noun | 用煙燻出(人或動物) | The firefighters smoked out the raccoon from the chimney. (消防員用煙把浣熊從煙囪裡燻了出來。) |
| smoke + noun + out + of + noun | 將某物從某處用煙燻出 | We tried to smoke the bees out of the wall. (我們試圖用煙把蜜蜂從牆裡燻出來。) |
| smoke + up + noun | 使某處充滿煙霧 | The campers smoked up the whole cabin. (露營者讓整個小木屋都充滿了煙。) |
EN:He would smoke to calm his nerves before a big meeting.
翻譯:他在重要會議前會抽根菸來讓自己鎮定下來。
一般情況下,描述伴隨狀態用 smoke doing,明確表達目的則用 smoke to do。
smoke vs smolder
"smoke" 指明顯冒煙或有煙霧產生;"smolder" 則指悶燒、無明火地緩慢燃燒,可能只有少量煙。
smoke vs vape
"smoke" 指燃燒菸草等物質產生的煙霧;"vape" 指使用電子煙,加熱液體產生蒸氣而非燃燒的煙霧。
smoke vs fume
"smoke" 通常指燃燒產生的可見煙霧;"fume" 常指刺鼻、有害的氣體或蒸氣,不一定可見。
在對話中,用來引述或模仿他人說過的話,常與「like」或「all」連用,表示一種戲劇化的轉述。 EN: She was like, "I need to smoke right now or I'll scream." 翻譯: 她當時就說:「我現在必須抽根菸,不然我要尖叫了。」
EN:He was all, "Can I smoke here?" and looked around nervously.
翻譯:他整個就是問:「我可以在這裡抽菸嗎?」然後緊張地四處張望。
用來強調強烈的慾望、需求或意圖,通常帶有誇張或情緒化的語氣。 EN: I'm dying to smoke after that long meeting. 翻譯: 開完那個漫長的會議後,我超想抽根菸的。
EN:Ugh, I could just smoke a whole pack right now.
翻譯:唉,我現在簡直可以抽掉一整包菸。
在思考或組織句子時,作為口語中的填充詞,有時並無實際「吸菸」的含義。 EN: So then he... smoke... wait, no, he offered me a cigarette. 翻譯: 然後他就…抽菸…等等不對,他是遞了根菸給我。
EN:It's one of those things that, you know, smoke and mirrors, basically.
翻譯:這就是那種,你知道,說白了就是煙霧彈的事情。
注意:以上口語用法帶有強烈的隨意性和情境依賴性,不適用於正式書寫或學術文章中。
smoke a cigarette
smoke + [noun]
抽菸,吸菸
smoke like a chimney
smoke like a + [noun]
菸癮很大,抽菸抽得很兇
smoke out
smoke + [particle]
用煙燻出;揭露,使現形
smoke up
smoke + [particle]
使充滿煙霧;抽大麻(俚語)
smoke and mirrors
[noun phrase]
障眼法,欺騙手段
go up in smoke
go up in smoke
化為烏有,成為泡影
where there's smoke, there's fire
proverb
無風不起浪
×He smokes.
✓He smokes cigarettes.
While 'He smokes.' is grammatically correct, it is often considered incomplete or vague in many contexts. To be more specific and natural, especially when introducing the topic, mention what is being smoked (e.g., cigarettes, a pipe, a cigar). The simple 'He smokes.' is more common as a short answer to a question like 'Does he smoke?'
×He is smoking for ten years.
✓He has been smoking for ten years.
Use the present perfect continuous tense ('has been smoking') to describe an action that started in the past and continues to the present, emphasizing the duration. The present continuous ('is smoking') describes an action happening right now or around the current moment, not a long-term habit.
×The factory smokes a lot of black smoke.
✓The factory emits/produces a lot of black smoke. OR Black smoke is smoking from the factory chimney.
The verb 'smoke' as an intransitive verb means 'to give off smoke' (e.g., The chimney is smoking). It is not typically used transitively to mean 'to produce smoke as an object'. For the transitive sense of producing/sending out smoke, use verbs like 'emit', 'produce', or 'belch'. Alternatively, use 'smoke' intransitively with the source as the subject.
×I can smoke something burning.
✓I can smell something burning.
Do not confuse 'smoke' (吸菸;冒煙) with 'smell' (聞到氣味). 'Smoke' refers to the act of inhaling tobacco or the visible gas/vapor itself. To perceive an odor with your nose, use the verb 'smell'.
×He stopped to smoke last month.
✓He stopped smoking last month.
'Stop + gerund (smoking)' means to end the habit or activity. 'Stop + infinitive (to smoke)' means to pause one activity in order to start smoking. The sentence 'He stopped to smoke' would mean he interrupted what he was doing in order to have a cigarette, which is not the intended meaning of quitting the habit.
×The fish is smoking over the fire.
✓The fish is being smoked over the fire.
When describing the process of preparing food by exposing it to smoke (燻製), the verb 'smoke' is transitive. Use the passive voice ('is being smoked') to indicate the fish is receiving the action. The active form 'The fish is smoking' would incorrectly mean the fish itself is producing smoke.