non-smoking
- adjective
- /nɒnˈsmoʊkɪŋ/
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no fumador
- The restaurant has a non-smoking section for guests who prefer to avoid tobacco.
And the same true for pancreatic cancer, the same true for non-smoking lung cancer and many others.
- And the same true for pancreatic cancer, the same true for non-smoking lung cancer and many others.
- So a red blood cell carries oxygen in a non-smoking adult.
- For example, iodine concentrations in the breast milk of women who smoke are roughly half of those of non-smoking women's breast milk.
- You were the ashtray in a non-smoking room.
Examples
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For example, iodine concentrations in the breast milk of women who smoke are roughly half of those of non-smoking women's breast milk.
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And the same true for pancreatic cancer, the same true for non-smoking lung cancer and many others.
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Smoking or non-smoking? He asked and he got fired
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Smoking is like a four fold increase in relative risk over non-smoking for for cancer.
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She prefers non-smoking hotels to ensure a fresh and clean environment during her trips.
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At the event, they clearly marked areas as non-smoking to respect the health of all attendees.
Synonyms
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2.5
A place where people must not use cigarettes or electronic cigarettes
Antonyms
How Smoke-Free
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Non-smoking is made from the beginning part non- meaning 'not', like in nonstop, and smoking from 'smoke', so it simply labels a place or thing where there is 'no smoking'.