smoking

See also Smoking

English

Pronunciation

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• Rhymes: -əʊkɪŋ

Verb

smoking

1. Present participle of smoke.

Noun

smoking (countable and uncountable; plural smokings)

1. The inhalation of tobacco, or use substances.

   Smoking is permitted.

Derived terms

• smoking car, smoking carriage, smoking compartment
• smoking gun
• smoking jacket
• smoking room

Translations

smoking of tobacco

• Arabic: تدخين (ar) (tadkhiin) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 抽煙 (cmn), 抽烟 (cmn) (chōuyān), 吸煙 (cmn), 吸烟 (cmn) (xīyān)

• Czech: kouření (cs) n
• Danish: rygning (da) c
• Dutch: roken (nl)
• Esperanto: fumado (eo)
• Estonian: suitsutamine (et)
• Finnish: tupakointi (fi)
• French: fumer (verb)

  Il est interdit de fumer - Smoking is forbidden.

• Georgian: please add this translation if you can
• German: Rauchen (de) n
• Greek: κάπνισμα (el) (kápnisma) n 

• Hungarian: dohányzás (hu)
• Icelandic: reykingar (is) f pl

  reykingar bannaðar - Smoking is forbidden.

• Italian: fumare (it) m
• Japanese: 喫煙 (ja) (きつえん, kitsuen)
• Macedonian: пушење (mk) (púšenje) n
• Norwegian: røyking (no) f

  Nynorsk: røyking (nn) f

• Polish: palenie (pl) n
• Romanian: fumător (ro) m, fumătoare (ro) f, fumători (ro) m pl, fumătoare (ro) f pl
• Russian: курение (ru) (kurénije) n 
• Scottish Gaelic: smocadh (gd) m
• Spanish: fumar (es)
• Swedish: rökning (sv) c
• Telugu: ధూమపానము (te)
• Turkish: please add this translation if you can

action of giving off smoke

• Czech: kouření (cs) n
• Finnish: savuaminen (fi)
• Greek: κάπνισμα (el) (kápnisma) n 

• Macedonian: пушење (mk) (púšenje) n
• Scottish Gaelic: smùideadh (gd) m

Adjective

smoking

1. Giving off smoke.
2. (slang) Sexually attractive, usually referring to a woman.

   That woman is smoking-hot

Derived terms

• smoking gun
• smoking hot

Translations

giving off smoke

• Czech: kouřící (cs)
• Finnish: savuava (fi)
• Hungarian: füstölő (hu)

• Romanian: fumigen (ro) m, fumigenă (ro) f
• Russian: дымящий (ru) (dymjaščij), коптящий (ru) (koptjaščij), чадящий (ru) (čadjaščij)
• Scottish Gaelic: smocadh (gd), smùid (gd)

Sexually attractive, usually referring to a woman

• Russian: привлекательный (ru) (privlekatelʹnyj)

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Czech

Alternative forms

• smokink

Noun

smoking m

1. dinner jacket, tuxedo

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Danish

Etymology

From English smoking jacket.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /smoːkenɡ/, [ˈsmoːkʰeŋ], /smovkenɡ/, [ˈsmɔwkʰeŋ]

Noun

smoking c (singular definite smokingen, plural indefinite smokinger)

1. black tie, dinner jacket, tuxedo

Inflection

    Inflection of smoking

common gender	Singular		Plural
	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
nominative, dative and accusative	smoking	smokingen	smokinger	smokingerne
genitive	smokings	smokingens	smokingers	smokingernes

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French

Noun

smoking m (plural smokings)

1. tuxedo, dinner jacket

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Italian

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Etymology

English

Noun

smoking m (invariable)

1. tuxedo, dinner jacket

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Polish

Noun

smoking m

1. tuxedo, dinner jacket

Declension

    declension of smoking

	singular	plural
nominative	smoking	smokingi
genitive	smokingu	smokingów
dative	smokingowi	smokingom
accusative	smoking	smokingi
instrumental	smokingiem	smokingami
locative	smokingu	smokingach
vocative	smokingu	smokingi

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Serbo-Croatian

Etymology

From English smoking.

Noun

smoking m (Cyrillic spelling смокинг)

1. tuxedo, dinner jacket

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Spanish

Alternative forms

• esmoquin

Noun

smoking m (plural smoking)

1. tuxedo, dinner jacket