cigar

UK:  [sɪ'ɡɑː(r)]

US:  [sɪ'ɡɑr]

复数：cigars  

n.

1.雪茄烟,叶卷烟

1 . The man is speaking to a parrot with a cigar in the corner of his mouth.
那个嘴边叨着雪茄的人正在和一只鹦鹉说话。

2 . At the heart of this cautionary tale sits the cigar-chomping Mr Cayne, who revelled in his firm's image as Wall Street's scrappy outsider.
大声嚼着雪茄的凯恩先生处于这个引人警戒的故事的中心，他酷爱其公司作为华尔街好斗的局外人形象。

3 . A nationwide advocate for cigar smokers said the tide seems to be turning against bans that lump cigars with cigarettes.
一个全国性的雪茄烟民倡导组织称，现在的趋势似乎变为反对那些禁令了。这些禁令将雪茄和香烟混为一谈。

4 . On entering it now, she found him in his chair beside the fire, entertaining himself with a cigar and the evening paper.
进门后，她看见父亲正坐在壁炉旁，一面悠然自得地抽着雪茄，一面浏览当天的报纸。

5 . There in the darkened doorway of one of the stores stood a man with an unlighted cigar in his mouth.
在其中一家商店已经暗下来的门口站著一个人，口里含著一根未点火的雪茄。