smoke
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The meaning (definition) of the word smoke
to cook food slowly over puffy gray clouds from wood
The word smoke used in a sentence
“Dad will smoke the meat over the fire for lunch.”
How the word smoke is said around the world
| French | fumée (fewmay) |
| Spanish | fumar (foomahr) |
| Mandarin | 抽烟 (chōu yān) |
| Hindi | धुआँ (duuahn) |
| Arabic | دخان (dookhahn) |
| Russian | дым (dym) |
| Portuguese (EU) | fumaça (foomahsuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | fumaça (foomahsa) |
| Japanese | 煙 (kemuri) |
| German | Rauch (rowkh) |
| Urdu | دھواں (dooahn) |
| Punjabi | ਧੂੰਆਂ (toonahn) |
| Korean | 훈제하다 (hunjehada) |
| Hebrew | עָשָׁן (ahshahnuh) |
| Greek | καπνός (kapnos) |
| Dutch | rook (rohk) |
| Tagalog | usok (oosohk) |
| Vietnamese | khói (khawury) |
| Turkish | duman (doomahn) |
| Persian | دود (dood) |
| Polish | dym (dim) |
| Ukrainian | дим (dym) |
| Bengali | ধোঁয়া (dohn) |
| Swedish | rök (rerk) |
| Italian | fumo (foomoh) |
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