cigarette - the yellow and white tube that you carry between your fingers, light up, and hold to your lips to smoke is called a cigarette
The end of the cigarette after its already been used is called the butt. So, a cigarette butt is the waste that you throw away after you're finished smoking your cigarette. It's important that you put out the butt (with your shoes or with water) so that it doesn't cause a fire.
cigarette - 指の間にはさんで、火をつけて、口にはさんで吸う黄色と白色の筒状のものはcigaretteと呼ばれています。
すでに使用済みのcigaretteの端はbutt([吸い殻](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/101888/))と呼ばれています。よって、cigarette buttとは、cigaretteを吸い終わった後に捨てるごみです。火事にならないよう、靴や水でbuttの火を消すことが重要です。
例:
He started smoking a cigarette.
彼はタバコを吸い始めました。
smoke a cigarette = タバコを吸う
smoke = タバコを吸う
no smoking = [禁煙](https://eikaiwa.dmm.com/uknow/questions/39655/)
Cigarettes are small rolls of tobacco, wrapped in a thin paper that combusts slowly as the smoker sucks on one end. A yellow filter is sometimes added to these items known as 'cigarettes.' One key ingredient of tobacco is nicotine which acts a stimulant in the human body. Because of the medically proven damage that cigarettes cause to their users, cigarette packets usually come with a government health warning on the packets. Cancer is often caused by cigarette smoking and so some anti-smoking individuals may refer to cigarettes as 'cancer sticks.'
We normally say 'cigarette' when referring to tobacco which is bought pre-rolled in tubes (tailor made) and smoked. However, in the UK, tobacco can also be bought in loose form, the customer is then required to make their own cigarettes; we call these "roll-ups". Both of these forms of tobacco can also be known informally as a "fag" or even a "tab".
We call this a cigarette. However, many people shorten this word to cig, ciggy, smokes or fag.
Some examples of using these slag words are:
"I'll just have a cig then we can go"
"Can I have a ciggy?"
"Do you have an smokes?"
"She had a fag in her hand".
All these words would be used casually with friends. The word fag is sometimes used to emphasise something negative about a persons actions.
これはcigaretteと呼びます。ただし、多くの人は短くcig、ciggy、smokesまたはfagと呼びます。
以下はこれらのスラングを使った例です。
"I'll just have a cig then we can go"(一服したら行こう)
"Can I have a ciggy?"(一服してもいい?)
"Do you have an smokes?"(たばこ持ってる?)
"She had a fag in her hand".(彼女は手にたばこを持っている)
これらの単語はすべて友達に対してカジュアルに使用できます。fagという単語は、時として人の行動に関する否定的なものを強調するのに使われます。
Cigarette- This is a small paper tube filled with cut pieces of tobacco that people smoke.The plural term is cigarettes.
We say a pack/packet of cigarettes.
For example: "She lit a cigarette."
Cigarette- たばこで満たされた小さな紙の管で、人が吸うものです。複数形はcigarettesです。
a pack/packet of cigarettes.(たばこ一箱)と言います。
【例文】
"She lit a cigarette."(彼女はたばこに火をつけた)
I only smoke filter tipped cigarettes... they say It helps cut down tar!
Originally cigarettes had no tips.... the tip variey was introduced as a marketing ploy to suggest they are somehow healthier;-))
But really we should NOT be smoking at all!
Tobacco..it is very addictive and extremely bad for our health!
examples
"i like to buy cigarettes before i go out on the town".
or
"i enjoy smoking tobacco, i love the smell".
or
"i prefer to roll my own cigarettes, so i buy
rolling tobacco and cigarette papers".
例
"I like to buy cigarettes before I go out on the town".
(街へ出かける前にたばこを買いたいです。)
あるいは
"I enjoy smoking tobacco, I love the smell".
(私はたばこを吸うことが好きです。においが好きなのです。)
または、
"I prefer to roll my own cigarettes, so I buy
rolling tobacco and cigarette papers".
(私は自分で巻く巻きたばこが好きです。なので、葉たばこと紙を買います。)
いわゆる細長の「タバコ」は英語で cigarette と言うことができます。
「タバコそのもの(原料)」は tobacco となります。
例:
Can I have some cigarettes?
タバコを数本もらえますか?
Is it OK if I smoke here?
ここでタバコを吸ってもいいですか?
お役に立てればうれしいです。
「タバコ」のことは英語で「cigarette」といいます。
「cigarette」に「tobacco」が入っているので、日本語で「タバコ」といいます。
例文:
「タバコの匂いが嫌いです」
→「I don’t like the smell of cigarettes」
「タバコは健康に悪い」
→「Cigarettes are bad for your health」
「タバコを買いに行きます」
→「I’m going out to buy some cigarettes」
ご参考になれば幸いです。
ご質問ありがとうございます。
cigarette
手に持って吸う、コンビニとかで売っているいわゆる「タバコ」は英語で cigarette と言います。
例:
Where can I buy some cigarettes?
タバコはどこで買えますか?
お役に立ちましたでしょうか?
英語学習頑張ってくださいね!