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smokey

/smoh-kee/US // ˈsmoʊ ki //

烟雾缭绕,烟雾,烟雾弥漫,烟雾缭绕的

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural smok·eys.Slang.

    • : an officer or officers of a state highway patrol.
    • : a state police car.

Examples

  • December rain, March wind, and smokey September heat all pushed inside.

  • Pharrell, and maybe his Smokey the Bear hat, will be on hand to perform “Happy,” a nominated song that happens to—get this!

  • Browne's "nuns" (models) donned sharp eyebrows, smokey eye makeup, and nails similar to those worn by Lorde to the Grammy Awards.

  • The singer covered parts of her naked body with moss, accessorizing with smokey eyeshadow and a voluminous haircut.

  • If Wills has any say in the matter, their boy will have his very own Smokey, too.

  • Smokey Robinson [I remember] the five young guys who sang and danced up a storm.

  • Smokey nursed him, while Jimmy and the organ-grinder worked harder and raised enough money to get a doctor.

  • Jimmy thought maybe Smokey needed a little Christian Science and walloped him as an experiment.

  • When Smokey ate only half of it, Jimmy knew it was a grave case and that something ought to be done about it.

  • Lacking funds, however, they were compelled to table the motion that Smokey be sent to the woods.

  • Also, he wasn't sure that it was the best thing for Smokey to sleep in that packing-case with the lid on.