- 1大麻菸（捲的），俚語；台灣一般就說「大麻菸」或直接說「大麻」
A spliff is a hand-rolled cigarette with cannabis (marijuana) in it, usually mixed with tobacco. It is slang, and it is casual — you would hear it between friends, in song lyrics, in a film, never in a news report or a police statement, which would say 'cannabis cigarette'. The word came into English from Jamaica and travelled with music, so it feels strongest in British and Caribbean English; Americans are more likely to say 'joint'. Many speakers use spliff and joint as if they were the same thing, but people who care about the difference will tell you a spliff has tobacco in it and a joint does not. It can also be used as a verb ('spliff up'), though that is much rarer. Remember that cannabis is illegal in Taiwan, and seriously so — this is a word to understand when you hear it, not one to go looking for a chance to use.
組成From Jamaican Creole. Possibly a blend of split (the ready-made wrap you split open) + whiff (the smell of the smoke) — but even the dictionaries say 'possibly', so hold it loosely.
原始詞典資料2 筆記錄
以下是外部詞典記錄的用法，摘錄並精簡格式，我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的；有些用法可能上面已經講過了。
spliffnoun/splɪf/
- 1
slangA cannabis cigarette.
- smoke a spliff
- Pablo switched off the wipers and struck a match to light the spliff he had just finished building.
spliffverb/splɪf/
- 1
rareTo smoke a spliff.
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