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Meanings of smoking carriage in English
Catalan
vagó de fumadors Synonyms
Examples for "smoker"
Examples for "smoker"
1
Being a current smoker had a negative effect on perceived health status.
2
She was a smoker; maybe she was also taking birth control pills.
3
His quarters were comfortable in the sense of the smoker and sportsman.
4
She was a smoker and had no previous medical history of ET.
5
I am a smoker, and have been since the age of 14.
1
The conductor, the porter said, had gone back into the smoking car.
2
He went into the smoking car, and presently George joined him there.
3
I opened in the smoking car, and won a good deal of money.
4
Now, the next car ahead proved to be the smoking car.
5
Then he entered the smoking car and waited patiently for morning.
1
He groped for the bottle and crept back to the smoking compartment.
2
Therefore I invite you, Mr. Post, into the smoking compartment with me.
3
Sir James McClaren, alone in a first-class smoking compartment, was not surprised.
4
Suppose we go into the smoking compartment and soothe our minds, Major?
5
The sleepy porter was just turning out from the smoking compartment.
Usage of smoking carriage in English
1
And now we have to fit in the man in the smoking carriage.
2
The others were all bickering in the smoking carriage, so they didn't see her.
3
And when the train pulled into Wolverhampton, they tumbled out of their smoking carriage with keen expectation.
4
I saw her at Upchurch Station, but we didn't speak, and I got into a smoking carriage.
5
The smoking carriage in which the short, red-faced man with the black beard had been seen was now empty.
6
Tom O'Donovan leaned as far as possible out of the window of the railway carriage, a first-class smoking carriage.
7
Besides, this explanation ignored the man in the smoking carriage, and gave no reason at all for his simultaneous disappearance.
8
He slammed the door of the smoking carriage, opened that of the next one, which was empty, and thrust the two travellers in.
9
Only once the captain, catching sight of Randolph's awed face under the lamp of the smoking carriage, gave way to his long, low laugh.
10
As has happened previously, the only places with seats available were the smoking carriages.
11
"This is a smoking carriage."