cigarette

IPA/ˌsɪɡəˈret/
KK[sˌɪɡɚˈɛt]IPA/ˈsɪɡəret/

cigarette — 名詞

  • cigarettesingular
  • cigarettesplural

1. a narrow roll of paper containing chopped tobacco leaves, which people set aligh

1.名詞A2
釋義

香菸

用紙捲煙草、點火吸食的產品

a narrow roll of paper containing chopped tobacco leaves, which people set alight to breathe in the smoke

例句

Theo lit a cigarette and stood outside the café, watching the rain fall.

Theo 點燃一根香菸，站在咖啡館外看著雨落下。

collocation: lit a cigarette

Aiko pulled a cigarette from the pack and asked a stranger for a light.

Aiko 從菸盒裡抽出一根香菸，向陌生人借了打火機。

pack of cigarettes; asked for a light

常見搭配
  • pack of cigarettes
  • cigarette butt
  • cigarette lighter
  • cigarette ashtray
  • cigarette smoke
  • cigarette brand
  • light a cigarette
  • smoke a cigarette
  • stub out a cigarette
  • offer a cigarette
  • pull out a cigarette
  • lit
  • unlit
  • hand-rolled
  • filter
  • loose
同義詞
  • smoke

    informal, countable — 'Do you have a smoke?' means 'Do you have a cigarette?' British English.

  • cig

    very informal slang, mostly British and Australian English. 'Pass us a cig.'

  • fag

    slang, British English. Can cause offence in other varieties; American English uses fag as a slur.

文法句型

a cigarette / the cigarette / cigarettes (plural)

pack of cigarettes

用法筆記

Commonly paired with smoke (verb), light (verb), and pack of (quantifier). Cigarette butt refers to the leftover end that is thrown away.

常見錯誤

I need a fire for my cigarette.
I need a light for my cigarette.
fire is too general; a light (a match or lighter) is the correct word.
I smoked a whole pack of cigar.' (meaning cigarette)
I smoked a whole pack of cigarettes.
a cigar is a different, larger tobacco product wrapped in tobacco leaf.

常見搭配

名詞搭配

常用片語

  • pack of cigarettes
  • cigarette butt
  • cigarette lighter
  • cigarette smoke
  • cigarette brand

介系詞搭配

  • of (a pack of cigarettes)
  • in (cigarette in the ashtray)
  • from (pulled a cigarette from the pack)