suk6 jin1熟煙熟烟
Jyutpingsuk6 jin1
Yalesuhk yīn
Definition
Steamed tobacco; Chinese-grown tobacco leaves that have been steamed, dried, and cured.
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How it's used
Refers specifically to traditional Chinese processed tobacco leaves that have been steamed and sun-dried. It is distinct from modern commercial cigarettes and is mostly associated with older generations or traditional tobacco shops. The term carries a nostalgic or historical connotation rather than being a common modern retail product.
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baau1包bāuExamples
Grandpa really liked smoking steamed tobacco in the past.
Where can I buy steamed tobacco around here?
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