他现在只是为了应酬偶尔抽根雪茄。
鲁道夫在他住的街区拐角的小摊停下来，要了瓶啤酒，抽了根雪茄。
At the corner of the block in which he lived Rudolf stopped for a glass of beer and a cigar.
但天已经很晚了，叫老板起来也不合适。于是，安得森先生走到窗边，点燃一根雪茄。
It was too late to call the landlord. Anderson went to the window and lit a cigarette.
他爱抽烟，吃饭的时候握刀的手中也夹着一根雪茄：“他踩灭烟头，只不过是为了接着再点上一根而已。”
A smoker, he eats with a cigarette in the hand that holds the knife: "When he went to stub it out, the movement was but a step on the road to lighting another."
“雪茄业是建立在文化和艺术的基础之上的，并且不会造成雪茄滥用，”鲁普说，“雪茄烟民一般一个月吸两根雪茄。”
"The cigar industry is based on art and culture, and not being abusive to the product," Loope said. "the average cigar smoker smokes two a month."
在那时，美国男性每年大约吸150根大雪茄，是现在的三倍。
At the time, American males smoked around 150 large cigars every year, three times more than at present.
在一家商店的门洞里站着一个人，嘴里叼着一根没有点燃的雪茄。
In the doorway of a store stood a man with an unlighted cigar in his mouth.
当挨家挨户兜售东西的推销员按了一幢郊区房子的门铃后，他吓了一跳，开门的竟是一位嘴里叼着一根大雪茄的十岁男孩。
When the door-to-door salesman rang the doorbell of the suburban home, he was taken aback when a 10-year-old boy opened the door smoking a big cigar.
温斯顿。丘吉尔是二战期间的英国首相。他的铜像显示的是他用一只手做了一个v 字形的代表成功的手势。另外一只手拿着一根手杖和雪茄。
Winston Churchill was Britain's prime minister during World War Two. His statue shows him making a V-for-victory sign with one hand. The other hand holds a cane and a cigar.
旅客一次只能购买200根免税香烟或50条免税雪茄到中国。
Visitors are only allowed to bring into China 200 sticks 45cigarettes or 50 cigars at most for one's duty-free.
儿子带上他爸爸的钓鱼帽，然后点了一根他爸爸的雪茄。
The son put on his dad's fishing hat and lit up one of his dad's cigarettes.
儿子带上他爸爸的钓鱼帽，然后点了一根他爸爸的雪茄。
The son put on his dad's fishing hat and lit up one of his dad's cigarettes.
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