khói
/ˈsməʊki//ˈsməʊki/The word "smoky" originates from the Old English word "smēoc," meaning "smoke." It's a simple and straightforward derivation, reflecting the direct connection between the word and its meaning. The "y" ending is a common suffix in English that often signifies an adjective, indicating something characterized by the presence of smoke. This is evident in other words like "rainy," "windy," and "snowy," all describing conditions related to their respective elements.
full of smoke
đầy khói
bầu không khí đầy khói
quán rượu đầy khói
producing a lot of smoke
tạo ra nhiều khói
một ngọn lửa đầy khói
tasting or smelling like smoke
nếm hoặc có mùi như khói
hương vị khói
having the colour or appearance of smoke
có màu sắc hoặc sự xuất hiện của khói
kính màu xanh khói
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