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smoked

UK
/sməʊkt/
US
/smoʊkt/
smoked out
smoked out
smoked up
smoked up

Translations

smokedadjective
more smoked
Comp.
most smoked
Super.
UK
/sməʊkt/
US
/smoʊkt/
I love the taste of smoked salmon.
Я люблю вкус копчёного лосося.
Synonyms
smoky
charred
burnt
cooked
flavored
smokeverb

smoked

Past Simple

smoked
Past Simple
smoked
Past Participle
smoking
Gerund
UK
/sməʊk/
US
/smoʊk/
He likes to smoke cigars on weekends.
Он любит курить сигары по выходным.
The chimney began to smoke heavily.
Дымоход начал сильно дымить.
коптитьо пище
They smoke the salmon to give it a rich, distinctive taste.
Они коптят лосося, чтобы придать ему насыщенный, особый вкус.
разгромитьразг.; о полном поражении
The team smoked their opponents in the final match.
Команда разгромила соперников в финальном матче.
Additional translations
тлеть
куриться
дымитьсяо дыме или видимом паре
Synonyms
fume
exhale
emit
puff
smolder
Antonyms
extinguish
douse
quench
put out
abstain
refrain
quit

Definitions

smokedadjective
Having been treated by exposure to smoke, typically to preserve or flavor.
The smoked salmon had a rich, savory taste that complemented the cream cheese perfectly.
Having a smoky appearance or color, often used to describe glass or other materials.
The smoked glass windows gave the building a modern and sleek look.
Informal, of a person: intoxicated after smoking marijuana; stoned.
He looked totally smoked after hitting the bong.
smokeverb
To inhale and exhale the smoke of tobacco or a drug.
He decided to smoke a cigarette during his break.
To preserve or flavor food by exposure to smoke.
They smoke the salmon to give it a rich, distinctive taste.
To emit smoke or visible vapor.
The chimney began to smoke as the fire was lit.
To kill or defeat someone decisively.
The team smoked their opponents in the final match.
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