fume

UK
/fjuːm/
US
/fjum/
fumeсуществительное
fumes
множ.
UK
/fjuːm/
US
/fjum/
Переводы
The fume from the factory was visible from miles away.
Дым от завода был виден за много миль.
The chemical fume in the laboratory required special ventilation.
Химическое испарение в лаборатории требовало специальной вентиляции.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
A gas, smoke, or vapor that smells strongly or is dangerous to inhale.
The factory emitted thick fumes that polluted the air.
An angry or irritable mood.
She was in a fume after hearing the disappointing news.
fumeглагол
fumed
Прошедшее простое время
fumed
Причастие прошедшего времени
fuming
Герундий
UK
/fjuːm/
US
/fjum/
Переводы
кипеть от злости
She began to fume when she heard the news.
Она начала кипеть от злости, когда услышала новости.
The factory chimneys fume all day long.
Трубы завода дымят весь день.
Определения
To emit gas, smoke, or vapor.
The factory chimneys fume toxic gases into the atmosphere.
To feel or show anger or resentment.
She began to fume when she realized she had been left out of the meeting.
To expose or treat (something) with fumes, especially in order to disinfect, flavour, or colour it.
The jeweller fumed the glass with silver to give it a mirror-like finish.
fumeгерундий или причастие настоящего времени
Определения
Extremely angry; seething with rage.
He left the meeting fuming after the unfair decision.
fumeприлагательное
UK
/fjuːm/
US
/fjum/
Used attributively in compounds such as 'fume hood', 'fume cupboard'.
Определения
Relating to or designed to remove or protect against fumes (usually used before a noun).
The chemist worked under a fume hood to avoid inhaling toxic vapors.
fumeпричастие прошедшего времени
Определения
Treated with fumes so as to change colour, preserve, disinfect, or otherwise affect the material.
The cabinet is made from fumed oak to achieve a rich, dark tone.