n.烟灰，油烟，煤烟子
v.煤烟弄脏，弄得尽是煤烟

原形：soot第三人称单数：soots过去式：sooted过去分词：sooted现在分词：sooting

The old chimney was covered in soot, evidence of years of unchecked fires burning within.
这座老烟囱覆盖着煤烟，证明了多年不受控制的火在里面燃烧。
After the fire, the walls were blackened with soot, making the room look eerie and desolate.
火灾过后，墙壁被煤烟熏黑，使得房间看起来阴森而荒凉。
The soot from the factory's chimneys darkened the sky over the town each day.
工厂烟囱排放的煤烟每天都会把镇上的天空染黑。
She used a special cleaner to remove the stubborn soot stains from the cooking pot.
她用了一种特殊的清洁剂来去除炊具上顽固的煤烟污渍。
The investigation revealed that the fire started due to an accumulation of soot in the ventilation system.
调查显示，火灾是由于通风系统中积聚的煤烟引起的。
The antique lamp, with its glass dimmed by layers of soot, held a charm of times long past.
那盏古董灯，玻璃因层层煤烟而变得暗淡，却散发着久远时代的魅力。
Soot deposition on leaves can hinder their ability to photosynthesize, affecting the health of plants.
叶片上煤烟的沉积会妨碍它们进行光合作用，影响植物的健康。
The sooty residue on the stove reminded her that it was time for a thorough cleaning.
炉子上那层煤烟状的残留物提醒她该做一次彻底的清洁了。
In the old days, before central heating, houses would accumulate soot from coal fires during winter.
早年，在集中供暖之前，冬天家家户户因燃煤取暖而积累了许多煤烟。
The artist used a unique technique, incorporating soot into his paintings to create a dramatic, smoky effect.
这位艺术家采用了一种独特技法，将煤烟融入画作中，营造出一种戏剧性的烟雾效果。