n.

1. 烟[U]
   She cannot stand the smell of tobacco smoke.

   她受不了香烟的气味。

2. 烟状物；烟雾；水汽[U]
3. 一口烟；纸烟，雪茄烟[C]
   She offered him a smoke.

   她敬了他一支烟。

4. 乌有；混乱[U]
   Our plan ended in smoke.

   我们的计划成了泡影。

5. 烟灰色[U]
6. 【俚】大麻[U]

vi.

1. 冒烟，喷烟
   A chimney could be seen smoking in the distance.

   看得见远处的烟囱在冒烟。

2. 冒雾气，冒水汽
3. 抽烟；【俚】抽大麻烟
   My father has cut out smoking.

   我父亲已戒烟了。

4. （如烟似地）弥漫，升腾

vt.

1. 抽（烟、烟斗）
   My grandfather used to smoke a pipe.

   我祖父过去抽烟斗。

2. 熏制；熏赶；熏染
   The boys decided to smoke out the snakes from the hole.

   男孩们决定用烟把蛇熏出洞。

   She has learned to smoke fish and ham.

   她学会了熏制鱼和火腿。

3. 用烟幕掩护

n.

1. a visible suspension of carbon or other particles in the air, typically one emitted from a burning substance.
2. an act of smoking tobacco.
   ▸informal a cigarette or cigar.
3. (the Smoke or the Big Smoke) Brit. a big city, especially London.

v.

1. emit smoke.
2. inhale and exhale the smoke of tobacco or a drug.
3. treat, fumigate, or cleanse by exposure to smoke.
   ▸cure or preserve (meat or fish) by exposure to smoke.
   ▸subdue (bees in a hive) by exposing them to smoke.
4. [usu. as adj. smoked] treat (glass) so as to darken it.
5. (smoke someone/thing out) drive someone or something out of a place by using smoke.
6. N. Amer. informal kill by shooting.
7. archaic make fun of.