to smoke tobacco, such as a cigarette, pipe, or cigar

fireworks; colorful explosives used for entertainment

to inhale the smoke of burning tobacco (a cigarette, pipe, etc.)

cigarette; a paper-wrapped cylinder of tobacco

tobacco leaves or products made from them, such as cigarettes or shredded tobacco

smoke or smog produced by combustion or industrial processes

A prefecture-level city on the northeast coast of Shandong Province

thick or dense smoke

to roll a cigarette by hand

smoke from a fire beacon used as an alarm signal in ancient times

to quit smoking; to stop the habit of smoking cigarettes

Tobacco leaves that have been cured in a drying room until they turn yellow, or the specific type of tobacco plant used for this process; used primarily for making cigarettes.

explosive pyrotechnic devices used for entertainment and display; also written as [[焰火|焰火|yan4 huo3]]

to discharge or emit smoke; to belch smoke

the smoke resulting from an explosion of gunpowder or ammunition

tobacco leaf; leaf tobacco used as the raw material for processing shredded tobacco and cigarettes

chimney; smokestack; stovepipe; a tube or passage for smoke or steam to escape from a stove or boiler

tobacco and alcohol; cigarettes and liquor

Smoke and grease vapor produced by cooking or incomplete combustion of oil; soot

ashtray; a container for tobacco ash and cigarette butts

(smoking) pipe used for tobacco or opium; often made of hardwood with a bowl at one end for burning and a mouthpiece at the other

smoke and dust; airborne soot or ash; (by extension) smog or air pollution

in an instant; extremely fast; quickly like a wisp of smoke

the part of a cigarette remaining after it has been smoked; cigarette end

to disappear completely like smoke and mist; used to describe feelings, troubles, or things that have evaporated or cleared up entirely

misty rain; drizzle that looks like smoke or fog

the dark clouds of particles produced by burning or sublimation; specifically smoke from fire or cigarettes

to ban smoking in public places or to prohibit the sale and use of cigarettes

A city in Shandong Province on the northern coast of the Shandong Peninsula, named for the beacon towers built there during the Ming Dynasty to warn against pirates; abbreviated as [[烟台|煙臺|yan1 tai2]]

a long pipe, often made of bamboo, used for smoking opium

literally scattered ashes and dispersed smoke; describes the complete disappearance of things or the death of people, like vanishing in a puff of smoke

smoke from kitchen chimneys produced when cooking or heating

to light a cigarette or pipe; to ignite tobacco

a person who smokes cigarettes

mist and clouds that resemble smoke; smoke that rises into the air like clouds

clouds, mist, and smoke; also used to describe high altitudes or great heights

a person who smokes tobacco

as transient as fleeting clouds; used to describe something that vanishes quickly without leaving a trace

heavy smoker; chain smoker; a person addicted to smoking

ash remaining after smoking tobacco or a cigarette

billowing smoke and pestilent air; used to describe a foul or polluted environment, as well as social chaos, corruption, or a state of utter turmoil

Cigarette case or pack; a small container for holding cigarettes made of metal, plastic, or cardboard.

signs of human life or habitation, especially cooking smoke

a craving for tobacco; an urge to smoke; historically also used for opium addiction

shredded tobacco leaf used for cigarettes or pipes

cigarette butt; cigarette end

nicotine; an alkaloid found in tobacco and some other plants; also known as [[尼古丁|尼古丁|ni2 gu3 ding1]]

(idiom) extremely desolate and remote with no sign of human life; literally 'desolate and without human smoke'

kitchen exhaust hood or ventilator used to remove grease and smoke during cooking