"Smoke" is the Engpsh word for "烟雾" in Chinese. It is a noun that refers to a visible suspension of carbon or other particles in the air, typically one emitted from a burning substance.
The word "smoke" comes from the Old Engpsh word "smeocan," which means "to emit smoke." It is related to the Old Norse word "smjúga," which also means "to emit smoke."
Here are some examples of the word "smoke" in sentences:
The house was filled with smoke after the fire broke out. (这房子里充满了烟雾，因为火灾爆发了。)
The chimney was emitting thick smoke. (烟囱冒出浓浓的烟雾。)
The city was shrouded in smoke from the industrial factories. (这个城市被工业工厂排放的烟雾笼罩着。)
The word "smoke" comes from the Old Engpsh word "smeocan," which means "to emit smoke." It is related to the Old Norse word "smjúga," which also means "to emit smoke."
Here are some examples of the word "smoke" in sentences:
The house was filled with smoke after the fire broke out. (这房子里充满了烟雾，因为火灾爆发了。)
The chimney was emitting thick smoke. (烟囱冒出浓浓的烟雾。)
The city was shrouded in smoke from the industrial factories. (这个城市被工业工厂排放的烟雾笼罩着。)