Pronunciation: /ˈsmoʊkɪŋ/
noun the act of inhaling and exhaling the smoke of tobacco or a drug
A1 Smoking is bad for your health.
A2 I quit smoking last year and feel much better.
B1 The smoking ban in public places has been very effective.
B2 Many people struggle to quit smoking despite knowing the risks.
C1 The harmful effects of smoking on the body are well-documented.
C2 Some countries have implemented strict laws to combat smoking in public spaces.
adjective related to the act of smoking
A1 Smoking is not allowed in this area.
A2 She has a smoking habit that she's trying to quit.
B1 The smoking section of the restaurant is outside.
B2 The smoking ban in public places has reduced air pollution.
C1 The smoking cessation program offers support and resources.
C2 The smoking prevalence in the country has decreased over the years.
formal The act of smoking is prohibited in this area.
informal Hey, do you mind not smoking here?
slang I can't believe he's still smoking, it's so bad for him.
figurative Her love for him was like a smoking addiction, impossible to quit.
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