/fju:m; fjum/
n (usu pl 通常作复数) smoke, gas or vapour that smells strongly （气味强烈的）烟, 气, 汽
*petrol fumes 强烈的汽油味
* The air was thick with cigar fumes. 空气里弥漫着雪茄的烟.

v
1 [I, Ipr] ~ (at sb/sth) be very angry; show this anger 愤怒; 大怒; 发怒; 发火
*fume at the delay 因耽搁而发怒
* By the time we arrived an hour late she was fuming (with rage). 我们晚到了一小时, 她正气得七窍生烟.
2 [I] emit or give off fumes 冒烟; 冒气
*The smouldering wreck fumed for days. 燃烧的残骸冒了好几天的烟.
3 [Tn] treat (esp wood) with chemical fumes to darken it 用（化学药品的）烟雾处理（尤指木材）（使其颜色变深）; 熏
*fumed oak 熏栎木.

v
[Date: 1300-1400; Language: French;Origin: fumer, from Latin fumus 'smoke']
[I and T]
to be angry about something
fume at/over/about
　She sat in the car, silently fuming about what he'd said.
　'You've no right to be here,' he fumed.
[I]
to give off smoke or gases