fumigate 的定义
fu·mi·gat·ed, fu·mi·gat·ing.
- to expose to smoke or fumes, as in disinfecting or exterminating roaches, ants, etc.
fumigate 近义词
disinfect, ventilate
更多fumigate例句
- To stop the spread of fungal diseases, farmers fumigate the soil with toxic chemicals that lay waste to the land, sparing not even the beneficial microbes teeming in the earth.
- When the returning B-29s touched down, teams fumigated them to dissipate the smell of burning flesh.
- The English were furious, threatening terrible things if any one attempted to fumigate them.
- I had to burn my blankets and fumigate my tent before I could sleep in it again, but I guess I had better shut up.
- A tar-pot having been found, Mr Collinson then sent the men below, to fumigate the cabin and the forepeak.
- After eating heartily, more especially after supper, they burn certain gums and herbs and fumigate themselves to produce sleep.
- If green fly makes its appearance, fumigate the house; but if only a few shoots are infested, dip them in tobacco water.