Usage examples of "tobacco smoke" in English with translation to Spanish

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She likes to smoke tobacco. Le gusta fumar tabaco.
In the early days people communicated by smoke signals. Antiguamente la gente se comunicaba con señales de humo.
Is it true that you chewed tobacco? ¿Es cierto que masticabas tabaco?
I see smoke circles rising. Veo círculos de humo elevándose.
I don't like snack bars. They're expensive, noisy, and full of the smell of tobacco and fried food. No me gustan los bares. Son caros, ruidosos y llenos de olores a tabaco y fritanga.
The doctor advised Mr. White not to smoke a lot. El doctor le aconsejó al Sr. White no fumar mucho.
When was the last time you chewed tobacco? ¿Cuándo fue la última vez que masticaste tabaco?
You can smoke in this room. Puedes fumar en esta habitación.
Tobacco was one of their major crops. El tabaco fue uno de los principales cultivos.
The doctor advised Mr White not to smoke too much. El doctor le aconsejó al Sr. White no fumar mucho.
Tobacco acts on the brain. El tabaco actúa sobre el cerebro.
How about a smoke? ¿Quieres echar un cigarro?
Someone told me that every cigarette you smoke takes seven minutes away from your life. Alguien me dijo que cada cigarro que fumas te quita siete minutos de vida.
There is a smoke cloud over the province. Hay una nube de polvo sobre la provincia.
You must not smoke while working. No debes fumar mientras trabajas.
You may not smoke in an elevator. No se puede fumar en un elevador.
It's not OK to smoke here. No está bien fumar aquí.
The doctor advised him not to smoke. El doctor le aconsejó no fumar.
She does not smoke. No fuma.
I smoke cigarettes. Yo fumo cigarrillos.
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