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smoking

/ˈsməʊkɪŋ/ /ˈsmoʊkɪŋ/

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verb

Fumer

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

Examples :

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

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

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verb

Fumer

To inhale and exhale tobacco smoke.

Examples :

"Do you smoke?"

Fumez-vous ?

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verb

Fumer, dégager de la fumée

To give off smoke.

Examples :

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

Mon vieux camion fumait encore après les réparations.

action environment

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verb

Fumer

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

Examples :

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

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

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verb

Fumer

To dry or medicate by smoke.

Examples :

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

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

medicine process

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verb

Fumer, enfumer

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

Examples :

"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

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verb

Brouiller, obscurcir

To make unclear or blurry.

Examples :

"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

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verb

Jouer, interpréter

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

Examples :

"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

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verb

Battre quelqu'un à quelque chose, vaincre

To beat someone at something.

Examples :

"We smoked them at rugby."

Nous les avons battus au rugby.

achievement sport game

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verb

Tuer, abattre

To kill, especially with a gun.

Examples :

"He got smoked by the mob."

Il a été abattu par la mafia.

weapon military police action war

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verb

Frapper, battre

To thrash; to beat.

Examples :

"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.

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verb

Dénicher, découvrir, détecter

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

Examples :

"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.

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verb

Se moquer de, railler

To ridicule to the face; to mock.

Examples :

"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.

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verb

Brûler, consumer

To burn; to be kindled; to rage.

Examples :

"The fire in the fireplace was smoking fiercely. "

Le feu dans la cheminée brûlait férocement.

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verb

Soulever de la poussière, fumer

To raise a dust or smoke by rapid motion.

Examples :

"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

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verb

Souffrir, être puni

To suffer severely; to be punished.

Examples :

"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

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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.

Examples :

"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

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verb

Enfuir

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

Examples :

"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

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adjective

Fumeux, fumant

Giving off smoke.

Examples :

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

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

environment condition nature

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adjective

Attrayante, canon

Sexually attractive, usually referring to a woman.

Examples :

"That woman is smoking!"

Cette femme est canon !

appearance human sex

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adjective

Époustouflant, brillant

Showing great skill or talent.

Examples :

"The band put on a smoking performance."

Le groupe a offert une performance époustouflante.

ability achievement

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noun

Le fait de fumer

The act or process of emitting smoke.

Examples :

"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

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noun

Fumer

The burning and inhalation of tobacco.

Examples :

"Smoking can lead to lung cancer."

Fumer peut entraîner un cancer du poumon.

medicine substance body disease culture

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noun

Fumer

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

Examples :

"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

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noun

Fumage

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

Examples :

"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

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noun

Moquerie, raillerie

A bantering; teasing; mockery.

Examples :

"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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