Hledat
Fume
01
pára, exhalace
smoke or gas that has a sharp smell or is harmful if inhaled
Example
The factory released toxic fumes that posed a health risk to nearby residents.
Exhaust fumes from cars contribute to air pollution in urban areas.
The chef accidentally inhaled fumes from the burnt food, making her cough.
to fume
01
to be very angry, often showing signs of visible irritation
Intransitive: to fume with a negative emotion
Example
She fumed silently as she waited for her delayed flight.
He fumed with anger at the unfair treatment he received.
I could see her fuming with rage after the argument.
02
to expose something to fumes or gases for a particular effect
Transitive: to fume sth
Example
The workers fumed the metal to remove impurities.
The old book was fumed with a special chemical to preserve it.
They fumed the fabric to make it more resistant to wrinkles.
03
to give off smoke, steam, or a gas
Intransitive
Example
The car fumed as it started up in the cold morning air.
The hot pot fumed as it was removed from the stove.
The engine began to fume after running for hours.
