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Definition of cigar in English Turkish dictionary
- {i} yaprak sigarası
- puro
Tom bir puro içerken verandada tek başına oturdu.
-Tom sat alone on the porch smoking a cigar.
Tom'un ağzında bir puro vardı.
-Tom had a cigar in his mouth.
- cigar box
- sigara kutusu
- cigar box
- puro kutusu
- cigar case
- puro tabakası
- cigar lighter
- çakmak
- cigar lighter
- sigara yakacağı
- cigar butts
- puro izmaritleri
- cigar cutter
- puro makası
- close but no cigar
- yakın ama sigaram yok
- puff a cigar
- İçeri çekmeden sigara içmek
- Cuban cigar
- puro
Ben bir Küba purosu içiyorum.
-I am smoking a Cuban cigar.
Küba puroları dünyanın en iyileri arasındadır.
-Cuban cigars are among the best in the world.
- Cuban cigar
- küba purosu
- Havana cigar
- havana purosu
- do you have a good, big cigar
- İyi büyük bir puronuz var mi?
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English - English
Definition of cigar in English English dictionary
- Tobacco, rolled and wrapped with an outer covering of tobacco leaves, intended to be smoked
- {n} a small roll of tobacco for smoaking
- A small roll of tobacco, used for smoking
- a roll of tobacco for smoking
- Cigars are rolls of dried tobacco leaves which people smoke. He was sitting alone smoking a big cigar. a thick tube-shaped thing that people smoke, and which is made from tobacco leaves that have been rolled up cigarette (cigarro, probably from sik'ar ). Cylindrical roll of tobacco for smoking, consisting of cut tobacco filler formed in a binder leaf and with a wrapper leaf rolled spirally around the bunch. Wrapper leaf, the most expensive leaf used in cigars, must be strong, elastic, silky in texture, and even in colour; it must have a pleasant flavour and good burning properties. Cigars are bigger than cigarettes, and the odour and smoke they produce are stronger. Cigars were being smoked by Maya Indians by the 10th century; they were reported back to Spain by Christopher Columbus and other explorers and became popular there long before they spread to other European countries
- {i} large cylindrical roll of dried tobacco (for smoking)
- cigar box
- a box used for storing cigars
- cigar box
- a square box used as a juggling prop
- cigar boxes
- plural form of cigar box
- cigar cutter
- A tool used to cut the end off of a cigar so that it may be smoked
- cigar cutters
- plural form of cigar cutter
- cigar band
- a narrow paper band around a cigar
- cigar box
- a box for holding cigars
- cigar butt
- small part of a cigar that is left after smoking
- cigar cutter
- an implement for cutting the tip off of a cigar
- cigar flower
- A small bushy plant (Cuphea ignea), native to Mexico and Jamaica and widely cultivated as an ornamental and a houseplant for its red tubular flowers with white and violet tips that resemble lit cigars
- cigar lighter
- a lighter for cigars or cigarettes
- cigar smoker
- a smoker of cigars
- cigar-box cedar
- fragrant wood much used for cigar boxes
- close, but no cigar
- that's almost correct, but not quite
- A cigar
- weed
- Cuban cigar
- high quality cigar manufactured in Cuba
- Havana cigar
- Cuban cigar especially noted for high quality
- cigars
- plural of cigar
- close but no cigar
- nice try but no cigar, good and close but not correct; almost but not entirely successful; good but incorrect guess
- devil's cigar
- a common name for a variety of Sarcosomataceae
- nice try but no cigar
- close but no cigar, good and close but not correct; almost but not entirely successful; good but incorrect guess
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cigar
Hyphenation
ci·garTurkish pronunciation
sîgärPronunciation
/səˈgär/ /sɪˈɡɑːr/
Etymology
() From Spanish cigarro, of uncertain origin; perhaps from cigarra (“cicada”) or from Mayan sicar (“to smoke tobacco leaves”).Resimler
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