smoke-talk
名词 n.
英文释义
名词 n.
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The traditional Aboriginal use of smoke to send messages; smoke-signalling.
— It found new things on which to pander, as the tribal drums thudded and the smoke-talk climbed the Australian sky.
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A message so sent; a smoke-signal.
— ‘From the smoke-talks I really thought you must have been bringing out the native Leprosy Commission that I’ve heard vague rumours of.’
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A conversation undertaken while smoking tobacco, or while making smoke with a fire.
— The monstrous bad taste of a Premier decrying Parliamentary methods in favour of street corner Conventions is deplorable enough, but the logical conclusion to which it leads is a serious danger, inasmuch as the reasoning (if it can be so called) means a return to the old Anglo-Saxon open-air gatherings or the Maori "smoke-talks."
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