smoky

smoky
adjective
1) (filled with, or giving out (too much) smoke: The atmosphere in the room was thick and smoky.) lleno/cargado de humo
2) (like smoke in appearance etc.) humeante
smoky adj lleno de humo
El comparativo de smoky se escribe smokier; el superlativo se escribe smokiest
smoky
tr['sməʊkɪ]
adjective (comp smokier, superl smokiest)
1 (chimney, fire, etc) humeante, que echa humo; (room) lleno,-a de humo; (atmosphere) cargado,-a de humo
2 (food, colour) ahumado,-a
smoky ['smo:ki] adj, smokier ; -est
1) smoking: humeante
2) : a humo
a smoky flavor: un sabor a humo
3) : lleno de humo
a smoky room: un cuarto lleno de humo
smoky
adj.
• ahumado, -a adj.
• humeante adj.
• humoso, -a adj.
• lleno de humo adj.
'sməʊki
adjective -kier, -kiest
a) (emitting smoke) <fire/chimney> que echa humo, humeante
b) (like smoke) <taste/flavor> a humo, como a ahumado
c) (full of smoke) <room> lleno de humo; <atmosphere> cargado de humo
['smǝʊkɪ]
ADJ (compar smokier) (superl smokiest) [chimney, fire] humeante, que humea; [room, atmosphere] lleno de humo; [flavour, surface etc] ahumado

it's smoky in here — aquí hay mucho humo

* * *
['sməʊki]
adjective -kier, -kiest
a) (emitting smoke) <fire/chimney> que echa humo, humeante
b) (like smoke) <taste/flavor> a humo, como a ahumado
c) (full of smoke) <room> lleno de humo; <atmosphere> cargado de humo

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