I like to smoke a big cigar every now and then.

我喜欢不时地抽一支大雪茄。

He usually has a cigar vised in his teeth.

他通常用牙齿叼着一支雪茄。

Sebastian fixed himself firmly in his clerkship in the cigar store.

西轩在雪茄店里做伙计，位置也是稳固的。

I don’t smoke cigarettes but I like to smoke a cigar on occasion.

我不抽烟，不会抽支雪茄。

Kretek says its Djarum cigar products meet federal standards for cigars.

丁香烟国际公司说，它进口的嘉润牌雪茄产品符合联邦雪茄标准。

I don’t smoke cigarettes, but I’m not averse to the occasional cigar.

我不吸烟, 但我不反对抽一支雪茄。

Either way, just like the cheapest old stogie, it'll be up in smoke.

无论何，它也像最廉价的老雪茄，终将化为烟雾。

This cigar does not draw well.

这枝雪茄不太通气。

For a little cigar, a cheroot, if you please, he will escort you all over Paris.

为了一支雪茄，你芳称其为”方头雪茄”也行，他乐意领着你走遍黎。

The writer was absorbed in his writing that he forgot to flick the ashes from his cigar.

作家全神贯注地进行写作,忘了弹去雪茄烟的烟灰。

We entered a dark cavern redolent with manly scents —gun oil and cigar smoke and boot polish.

我们进入一昏暗的洞穴,里面充满了男人的气味——枪油、雪茄烟味和擦靴子油味。

He smokes cigars.

他抽雪茄。

Jones, apparently feeling rather opulent that day, lit up a second cigar as soon as he had finished the first.

那一天，琼斯显然认为自己相当阔掉，刚抽完第一支雪茄，马上就点燃了第二支。

And it would define more tightly the terms cigarette, cigar, cigarillo, fine-cut tobacco and pipe tobacco in order to discourage the production of cross-over products.

而且这项提案还更严格地定义了卷烟、雪茄、小雪茄、细切烟和斗烟这些词语，以阻止交叉产品的生产。

Or he will offer to walk you there and save a franc or two, knowing very well that it will be necessary to pass a tabac on the way and that you will please be so good as to buy me a little cheroot.

他或许会主动提出步行送你去，节省一两法郎，因为他很清楚途中一定会路一家烟铺，你只好给他买一支雪茄。