Signification visuelle de 'smoking'? - apprendre avec des images, exemples du quotidien

Illustration visuelle de smoking: Fumer - Image 1

verb

Fumer

To inhale and exhale the smoke from a burning cigarette, cigar, pipe, etc.

"My grandfather stopped smoking after he had a serious cough. "

Mon grand-père a arrêté de fumer après avoir eu une toux grave.

medicine

verb

Fumer

To inhale and exhale tobacco smoke.

"Do you smoke?"

Fumez-vous ?

medicine

Illustration visuelle de smoking: Fumer, dégager de la fumée - Image 1

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verb

Fumer, dégager de la fumée

To give off smoke.

"My old truck was still smoking even after the repairs."

Mon vieux camion fumait encore après les réparations.

action environment

verb

Fumer

To preserve or prepare (food) for consumption by treating with smoke.

"The chef is smoking the sausages to give them a smoky flavor. "

Le chef fume les saucisses pour leur donner une saveur fumée.

food process

verb

Fumer

To dry or medicate by smoke.

"The herbalist was smoking herbs to create a soothing tea. "

L'herboriste fumait des herbes pour créer une tisane apaisante.

medicine process

Illustration visuelle de smoking: Fumer, enfumer - Image 1

verb

Fumer, enfumer

To fill or scent with smoke; hence, to fill with incense; to perfume.

"The incense burner was smoking softly, filling the room with a pleasant scent. "

Le brûleur d'encens fumait doucement, embaumant la pièce d'un parfum agréable.

sensation action

Illustration visuelle de smoking: Brouiller, obscurcir - Image 1

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verb

Brouiller, obscurcir

To make unclear or blurry.

"The fog was smoking the distant mountains, making them hard to see clearly. "

Le brouillard obscurcissait les montagnes lointaines, les rendant difficiles à voir clairement.

appearance condition

verb

Jouer, interpréter

(chiefly as present participle) To perform (e.g. music) energetically or skillfully.

"The guitarist was smoking during the solo, showcasing his amazing technique. "

Le guitariste jouait avec brio pendant le solo, mettant en valeur sa technique incroyable.

music entertainment

verb

Battre quelqu'un à quelque chose, vaincre

To beat someone at something.

"We smoked them at rugby."

Nous les avons battus au rugby.

achievement sport game

verb

Tuer, abattre

To kill, especially with a gun.

"He got smoked by the mob."

Il a été abattu par la mafia.

weapon military police action war

verb

Frapper, battre

To thrash; to beat.

"The angry student was smoking the table with his fist after failing the test. "

L'élève en colère frappait la table avec son poing après avoir échoué au test.

action sport

verb

Dénicher, découvrir, détecter

To smell out; to hunt out; to find out; to detect.

"The detective was smoking out the clues in the abandoned warehouse, hoping to find the missing evidence. "

Le détective dénichait les indices dans l'entrepôt abandonné, espérant découvrir les preuves manquantes.

action process

verb

Se moquer de, railler

To ridicule to the face; to mock.

"The teacher smoking her student's ideas in front of the class made the student feel embarrassed. "

Le professeur qui se moquait des idées de son élève devant la classe a embarrassé l'élève.

attitude communication language word

Illustration visuelle de smoking: Brûler, consumer - Image 1

verb

Brûler, consumer

To burn; to be kindled; to rage.

"The fire in the fireplace was smoking fiercely. "

Le feu dans la cheminée brûlait férocement.

action process physics energy

Illustration visuelle de smoking: Soulever de la poussière, fumer - Image 1

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verb

Soulever de la poussière, fumer

To raise a dust or smoke by rapid motion.

"The children's excited games in the park were smoking up the dusty ground. "

Les jeux enthousiastes des enfants dans le parc soulevaient la poussière du sol.

action environment physics

verb

Souffrir, être puni

To suffer severely; to be punished.

"The student felt his parents were smoking him for his poor grades. "

L'élève sentait que ses parents le punissaient pour ses mauvaises notes.

suffering curse action

$Illustration visuelle de smoking: Punir quelqu'un pour une infraction mineure par un exercice physique excessif$

verb

Punir quelqu'un pour une infraction mineure par un exercice physique excessif

To punish (a person) for a minor offense by excessive physical exercise.

"The teacher smoking the student for forgetting their homework meant making them run laps around the track. "

Le professeur a puni l'élève pour avoir oublié ses devoirs, ce qui signifiait lui faire faire des tours de piste.

action sport military

verb

Enfuir

To cover (a key blank) with soot or carbon to aid in seeing the marks made by impressioning.

"The locksmith carefully smoking the key blank helped him see the tiny indentations. "

Le serrurier, enfuir avec soin l'ébauche de la clé, l'a aidé à voir les minuscules empreintes.

technical machine process industry

Illustration visuelle de smoking: Fumeux, fumant - Image 1

adjective

Fumeux, fumant

Giving off smoke.

"The smoking volcano spewed ash high into the air. "

Le volcan fumant crachait des cendres très haut dans les airs.

environment condition nature

adjective

Attrayante, canon

Sexually attractive, usually referring to a woman.

"That woman is smoking!"

Cette femme est canon !

appearance human sex

adjective

Époustouflant, brillant

Showing great skill or talent.

"The band put on a smoking performance."

Le groupe a offert une performance époustouflante.

ability achievement

Illustration visuelle de smoking: Le fait de fumer - Image 1

noun

Le fait de fumer

The act or process of emitting smoke.

"The smoking from the barbecue filled the air with a pleasant smell. "

La fumée du barbecue a rempli l'air d'une odeur agréable.

process action environment

noun

Fumer

The burning and inhalation of tobacco.

"Smoking can lead to lung cancer."

Fumer peut entraîner un cancer du poumon.

medicine substance body disease culture

noun

Fumer

(by extension) The burning and inhalation of other substances, e.g. marijuana.

"The teenager's casual smoking of marijuana was a concern for his parents. "

Le fait que l'adolescent fume de la marijuana de manière décontractée inquiétait ses parents.

medicine substance

Illustration visuelle de smoking: Fumage - Image 1

noun

Fumage

The act of exposing (something) to smoke; (by extension) the process by which foods are cured or flavoured by smoke

"The smoking of the meat gave it a delicious, smoky flavor. "

Le fumage de la viande lui a donné une délicieuse saveur fumée.

process food action

noun

Moquerie, raillerie

A bantering; teasing; mockery.

"The teacher's smoking about the student's messy desk was annoying, but not harmful. "

Les moqueries du professeur à propos du bureau en désordre de l'élève étaient agaçantes, mais pas méchantes.

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