smoked
word · lemma: smoke
/ˈsmoʊkt/
smohkt
/smˈəʊkt/
smohkt
Definition
Past tense and past participle of 'smoke'. It can mean used tobacco or another substance by inhaling it, or describe food that was preserved or flavored with smoke.
Usage & Nuances
Often appears before nouns in food contexts: 'smoked salmon', 'smoked cheese'. For the tobacco meaning, it is usually the verb in the past: 'He smoked for years.' Do not confuse it with 'smoky', which describes a smell, flavor, or air full of smoke.
Spanish: fumado - ahumadoPortuguese (BR): fumado - defumadoPortuguese (PT): fumado - fumado (conservado com fumo)Chinese (Simplified): 抽过烟的 - 熏制的Chinese (Traditional): 抽過菸的 - 燻製的Hindi: धूम्रपान किया - धुएँ में पकाया/सुखाया गयाArabic: دخّن - مُدَخَّنBengali: ধূমপান করেছে - ধূমায়িত (খাবার)Russian: курил - копчёный (еда)Japanese: 吸った - 燻製（くんせい）(食品)Vietnamese: đã hút - hun khói (thực phẩm)Korean: 피웠다 - 훈제된 (음식)Turkish: sigara içti - füme (yiyecek)Urdu: پیا - دھواں دیا ہوا (کھانا)Indonesian: merokok - asap (makanan)
Example Sentences
My grandfather smoked for many years.
basic
That restaurant serves really good smoked meat.
natural
We ate smoked fish for dinner.
basic
She smoked one cigarette outside.
basic
I didn't know he smoked until I saw him with a lighter.
natural
He said he quit, but he smoked again at the party.
natural