cigarette

UK:  [.sɪɡə'ret]

US:  ['sɪɡə.ret]

复数：cigarettes  

n.

1.香烟,卷烟,纸烟;烟卷状的催眠剂或其他药品

2.吸烟

1 . The candidate stopped the interview to ask me if I had a cigarette .
有个求职者打断了面试，问我有没有烟抽。

2 . "Yes, that solitary confinement is terrible for the young, " said the aunt, shaking her head and also lighting a cigarette.
“是啊，对年轻人来说这种单身牢房真是可怕，”姨妈说着摇摇头，也点上一支烟。

3 . A British army officer gave him a cigarette and a beer, which he described as "incredible. "
一名英国军官给了他一支香烟和一瓶啤酒，他对此用“难以置信”来形容。

4 . Don't act. Your mind will urge you to eat that cake ( "Just a bite! " ) or smoke that cigarette or stop running or procrastinate.
你的思想会劝你吃那块蛋糕（“就咬吧，不要管其他的”）或者抽那只烟吧或者停止跑步或者拖延下来吧。

5 . In the rental area, an attendant, with a cigarette dangling from his mouth, sat on his haunches to help outfit a young skier.
在租借区，一个服务员嘴里叼着烟卷，坐着帮一个小滑雪者穿衣服。