cigar in the PONS Dictionary

cigar Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to stub out a/one's cigar/cigarette
ugasiti cigaru/cigaretu
to stub out a/one's cigar/cigarette with one's foot
ugasiti nogom

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Instead of marketing the fat cigars to a specialized subset of experienced smokers, the brand was launched as an item for a mass market.
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The company produces, markets and distributes cigarettes, cigars, lighters and smoking accessories.
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These are full-bodied cigars and are not recommended for a beginning smoker.
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Used domestically for centuries, cigarettes and cigars also earned foreign exchange.
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At one point the building featured five dining rooms and a humidor with 100,000 cigars.
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Later that evening, they celebrated their success with wine and cigars.
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Once the barrel becomes full, it spills into a gutter, leading to a pot filled with burning cigars.
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The two enjoyed a lavish meal followed by fine cigars.
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Eventually, he starts to smoke his father's half-smoked cigars instead.
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In their ready-to-be digested state, they are known as smokes or cigars.
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