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cigarette [ˌsɪgəˈret, Am -gə-] N

cigarette butt N

cigarette case N

cigarette end N

cigarette end → cigarette butt

See also cigarette butt

cigarette butt N

cigarette holder N

cigarette lighter N

cigarette paper N

Usage examples with cigarettes

to cut down on cigarettes
ograniczać [perf ograniczyć] palenie papierosów
to lay off alcohol/cigarettes
rzucić alkohol/papierosy
she averages 10 cigarettes a day
ona wypala średnio 10 papierosów dziennie
to stay away from cigarettes/alcohol
unikać papierosów/alkoholu

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Containers for the liquid nicotine used for e-cigarettes should also have childproof caps, to reduce the chances of accidental poisoning of children, the groups said.
www.webmd.com
She never forgot about him, carried an old Christmas card he had given her and constantly smoke cigarettes (a habit taught by him) when she became unhappy.
en.wikipedia.org
The seed pulp can be used to make cigarettes, and the bark and seed are used for herbal medicine.
en.wikipedia.org
Several people have been arrested for conspiracy, possession of unstamped tobacco and some are also charged with possession of unmarked cigarettes.
www.standard-freeholder.com
They even went to the extent of rolling up tea leaves in mulberry leaves to make cigarettes.
en.wikipedia.org
He did not smoke, allowing that a gentleman might have an occasional cigar, but cigarettes were for effeminate weaklings and a black pipe ruined mind and body.
en.wikipedia.org
He suddenly knows there are cigarettes in the glove compartment.
en.wikipedia.org
They're still used in medical products (including antiseptics, decongestants, and stimulants), foods (such as cough drops and sweets), perfumes, toothpastes, industrial solvents, menthol cigarettes, and more.
www.independent.com
Her son, a straight-laced biomedical engineer who doesn't touch alcohol or cigarettes, would like to meet a woman who is pretty and calm.
www.latimes.com
On the surface, vape's selection captures the exploding popularity of e-cigarettes -- which, effectively invented in 2003, are suddenly close to a $2 billion market.
time.com

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