| fumivore |
smoke-removing |
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| fumivorité |
smoke consumption |
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| fumosité |
smokiness |
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| fumée |
fume (Solids in the air that have been generated by the condensation of vapors, chemical reactions or sublimation (a direct change from solid to gas). Often metallic oxides or metals, these particles are less than 1 micrometer in diameter and may be toxic) |
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| fumée |
smoke (An aerosol, consisting of visible particles and gases, produced by the incomplete burning of carbon-based materials, such as wood and fossil fuels) |
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| fumée d'oxydes de fer |
iron-oxide smoke |
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| fumée d'échappement |
exhaust smoke |
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| fumée de charbon |
coal smoke |
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| fumée de tabac |
tobacco smoke |
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| fumée de tabac |
tobacco smoke (The grey, brown, or blackish mixture of gases and suspended carbon particles resulting from the combustion of tobacco. Tobacco smoke is inhaled and distributes toxins widely throughout the body and causes an enormous variety of illness among users and among non-smokers exposed to tobacco smoke) |
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| fumée forcée |
blown smoke |
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| fumée industrielle |
industrial fume |
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| fumée industrielle |
industrial fume (Any smokelike or vaporous exhalation from matters or substances, especially of an odorous or harmful nature, which result from trading, commercial or manufacturing processes) |
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| fumée intermittente |
intermittent smoke |
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| fumée métallurgique |
fume |
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| fumée noire |
black smoke |
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| fumée normalisée équivalente |
E.S.S. |
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| fumée normalisée équivalente |
equivalent standard smoke |
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| fumée rousse |
brown fumes |
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| fumées noires |
black smoke |
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