tobacco
tobacco — 名詞
1. dried plant material from a farm crop that people roll into cigarettes or put in
菸草(製品)
乾燥後用於捲菸或菸斗吸食的植物葉片
dried plant material from a farm crop that people roll into cigarettes or put into pipes to smoke
Christopher's uncle quit smoking after using tobacco for more than thirty years.
Christopher 的叔叔使用菸草超過三十年後,終於戒菸了。
quit tobacco — verb + noun collocation
In many countries, shops that sell tobacco products must ask for proof of age.
在許多國家,販售菸草產品的商店必須要求顧客出示年齡證明。
tobacco products — noun + noun compound
The strong smell of old tobacco hung in the air of Mert's grandfather's study.
Mert 祖父的書房裡飄著一股濃濃的老菸草味。
There is growing evidence that tobacco advertising encourages young people to start smoking.
越來越多的證據顯示,菸草廣告會鼓勵年輕人開始抽菸。
Quan's father tried many times to give up tobacco but found it very difficult.
Quan 的父親嘗試戒菸很多次,但都覺得非常困難。
用法筆記
Uncountable when referring to the substance in general. Do not use 'a tobacco' to mean a single cigarette.
常見錯誤
2. a tall green plant with large soft leaves and tube-shaped flowers, belonging to
菸草(植物)
茄科菸草屬植物,植株高大、開管狀花
a tall green plant with large soft leaves and tube-shaped flowers, belonging to the nightshade family and grown in warm regions for its leaves, which are dried and used in smoking products
Hugo showed the class how to grow tobacco plants from tiny seeds in small pots.
Hugo 向全班示範如何用小種子在花盆裡種植菸草植物。
grow tobacco plants — cultivation context
Wild tobacco grows naturally along riverbanks in many warm parts of the world.
野生菸草自然生長在世界許多溫暖地區的河岸邊。
The tobacco plant can reach over two meters in height with large soft green leaves.
菸草植物可以長到兩公尺高,葉片又大又軟又綠。
Farmers in the southern region harvest the tobacco leaves by hand when they turn yellow.
南部地區的農民在菸葉變黃時,會用手工方式採收。
Élise kept a flowering tobacco plant on her balcony whose flowers smell sweet at night.
Élise 在陽台上種了一盆開花的菸草植物,它的花在夜間聞起來很香。
- Nicotiana
the scientific genus name used in botanical or gardening contexts
用法筆記
Countable when referring to a specific species or variety (e.g. 'many different tobaccos'). For general reference to the crop, the uncountable form is more natural ('grow tobacco').