Would you like to have a smoke?
句子解釋：
would like 英[wud laik] 美[w?d la?k]
[詞典] 想要; ?
[例句]We would like to thank them for their patience and understanding.
我們要感謝他們的耐心和理解。
smoke解釋：
英[sm?k] 美[smo?k]
n.（尤指燃燒物散發的）煙；〈英，舊〉大城市（尤指倫敦）
v.冒煙，冒氣；熏制（肉，魚）；〈北美，非正式〉開槍殺死（某人）；〈古〉取笑（某人），戲弄（某人）
[例句]
A cloud of black smoke blew over the city
壹團黑煙吹過城市的上空。
[短語]
go up in smoke?informal?be destroyed by fire 〈非正式〉 被焚毀。
figurative?（of a plan） come to nothing 〈喻〉 （計劃）失敗，破滅?more than one dream is about to go up in smoke.?不止壹個夢想將要破滅。
no smoke without fire?（或where there's smoke there's fire）?proverb?there's always some reason for a rumour 〈諺〉 無火不生煙，無風不起浪。
smoke and mirrors?N. Amer.?the obscuring or embellishing of the truth of a situation with misleading or irrelevant information 〈北美〉 （用誤導或無關的信息）掩飾真相，障眼法?the budget process is an exercise in smoke and mirrors.預算程序不過是在施障眼法。
［ORIGIN with reference to illusion created by conjuring tricks．］?smoke like a chimney?smoke tobacco incessantly 不停地吸煙。