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复数:fogs
第三人称单数:fogs
现在分词:fogging
过去式:fogged
过去分词:fogged
词根:fog
adj.foggy 有雾的;模糊的,朦胧的
fogged 有灰雾的;不清晰的
n.fogger 雾警信号手;照顾牛马的人
v.fogged 使模糊;以雾笼罩;使迷惘(fog的过去分词)
noun
vapor condensed to fine particles of water suspended in the lower atmosphere that differs from cloud only in being near the ground
a fine spray or a foam for firefighting
a murky condition of the atmosphere or a substance causing it
a state of confusion or bewilderment
spent the morning in a fog
something that confuses or obscures
hid behind a fog of rhetoric
cloudiness or partial opacity in a developed photographic image caused by chemical action or stray radiation
verb
transitive verb
to cover, envelop, or suffuse with or as if with fog
fog the barns with pesticide
to make obscure or confusing
accusations which fogged the real issues
to make confused
to produce fog on (something, such as a photographic film) during development
intransitive verb
to become covered or thick with fog
to become blurred by a covering of fog or mist
to become indistinct through exposure to light or radiation
in a fog困惑的
dense fog浓雾
heavy fogn. 浓雾,重雾
thick fog浓雾(一级能见度);大雾
water fog水雾,水态雾
acid fog酸雾;酸雾术
advection fog平流雾,移流雾;海面雾
fog lamp雾灯,雾天行车灯
fog machine烟雾器;雾烟机
fog light雾灯,雾天灯
fog density灰雾密度,雾密度
这组词都有“雾”的意思,其区别是:
fog指较浓的雾。
smog指工业区的烟和雾相混而造成的又黑又浓的烟雾。
mist指轻雾,气象学上称作霭。
以上来源于网络
"浓雾,遮蔽的雾",1540年代,是从 foggy(大约同时出现)或源自类似于丹麦语 fog “喷雾,阵雨,雪堆”的斯堪的纳维亚来源,又如古诺尔斯语 fjuk “飘雪暴风雪”。还可比较古英语 fuht,荷兰语 vocht,德语 Feucht “潮湿的,湿润的”。比喻短语 in a fog “不知所措”首次记录于大约1600年。Fog-lights 出现于1962年。
雾,一种胶体系统,其中分散介质是气体,分散微粒是液体,例如水滴分散在空气中的云雾状物质
雾, 近地面的空气层中悬浮着大量微小水滴(或冰晶),使水平能见度降到1km以下的天气现象。
雾滴
fog-drop 悬浮在近地面空气层中、直径介于几个微米到100微米的小水滴或小冰晶。
灰雾度
Noun probably back-formation from foggy
The first known use of fog was in 1544
fogynoun
a person with old-fashioned ideas—usually used with old
fogynoun
a person with old-fashioned ideas—usually used with old
foghornnoun
a horn (as on a ship) sounded in foggy weather to give warning
foggyadjective
filled with fog
vague sense 2
fog1 of 2noun
fine particles of water floating in the atmosphere near the ground
a fine spray or a foam for firefighting
a gloomy condition of the atmosphere or a substance causing it
a state of mental confusion
spent the morning in a fog
fog2 of 2verb
to cover or become covered with or as if with fog
to make confused
fog1 of 2noun
fine particles of water floating in the atmosphere near the ground
a fine spray or a foam for firefighting
a gloomy condition of the atmosphere or a substance causing it
a state of mental confusion
spent the morning in a fog
fog2 of 2verb
to cover or become covered with or as if with fog
to make confused
fogynoun
a person with old-fashioned ideas—usually used with old
fog1 of 2noun
fine particles of water floating in the atmosphere near the ground
a fine spray or a foam for firefighting
a gloomy condition of the atmosphere or a substance causing it
a state of mental confusion
spent the morning in a fog
fog2 of 2verb
to cover or become covered with or as if with fog
to make confused
fogtransitive verb
to blur (a visual field) with lenses that prevent a sharp focus in order to relax accommodation before testing vision
1 I slowed down to catch my breath and then continued running, cutting through the thick, cool morning fog.
2 As soon as her lips touch his skin, Chandresh feels better than he has in years, as though the last of a fog has been lifted from him.
3 The moon seemed to float in a curtain of fog over the field.
4 In the hoarse shouting and the heedless screaming of the women there was a mounting violence, and a terror she had never known before closed over Kit’s mind like fog.
5 The fog was thick and drizzly, and I couldn’t see much past the edge of the boat.
6 He pulled down his own mask; the long nose and bulging eyes looked doubly monstrous in the fog.
7 Captain Newport says the fevers gripped us because we stayed so long in the fog and cold of England’s winter.
8 I get too close to the glass, and my breath fogs it up, so I move back a little.
9 He hummed along with her, his eyes focused on the road, the rest of us silent as fog.
10 The stars were erased by the fog, and Dimple felt a pang.
11 He was tired of it all: the yellow fog, the horse dung in the streets, the noise.
12 Only when they were finally all gone, and the fog with them, did Turner feel the old familiar sea breeze coming in at the doors and pulling him outside.
13 The town was covered in a thick blanket of fog.
大雾笼罩了这个城镇。
14 Her face looked unnaturally pale, and Percy suspected it wasn’t just the fog.
15 Synchronizing these attacks may be difficult in the fog of war...
在迷雾一样的战争中可能很难同时发动这些攻击。
16 The fog parted, showing the fierce and scowling head of a man.
17 Dasch stepped out and walked in a wide circle, trying to look through the fog.
18 Grace’s breath was fogging up the glass; that’s how close she was to the window.
19 More than thirty British bombers were lost and crashed in fog after a single mission in December 1943, an event known as “Black Thursday.”
20 Pray the sun will burn off the fog and let me see again.
1 模糊
soft dull faint dim vague cloudy fuzzy blurry misty foggy hazy shadowy fishy blurred woolly indistinct indefinable muzzy bedimmed caliginous indefinitely vaguely darkly dimly faintly ambiguously doubtfully mistily vagueness dreamworld faintness haziness dulness smudginess cloud smear darken befog bedim general distant obscure muddy undefined dreamy indefinite indeterminate indescribable nebulous abstruse washy Stygian unspecific undecipherable twilit twilight blear overcloud nubilous remote loose intangible undecided indecisive indecipherable swimmy dimness mistiness indetermination indistinction mackle bloom mist smudge fuzz obfuscate clouding
2 雾气
4 以雾笼罩
5 朦胧
soft obscure vague cloudy foggy hazy crepuscular twilit dimly blearily fuzzily darkling mistily cloudily filmily cloud obscurity cloudiness dreamworld dimness obscuration haziness mistiness mist haze dim twilight fuzzy opaque dusk misty veiled nebulous dusky filmy film shade opacity
6 使…困惑
7 迷惘
maze up a stump turbid lost tangled messed up bewilderment perplexity puzzlement disorientate lose the plot dumbstruck bushed
8 使困惑
get floor stick beat pose puzzle confuse fox gravel devastate stump buffalo confound perplex vex obfuscate bamboozle bemuse befog knock sideways throw sideways boggle flummox discombobulate throw distract baffle dizzy embarrass discomfit exercise lick stagger tangle take aback be hung up tie in knots defeat muddle disconcert unsettle obfusticate maze chevy kittle embrangle
10 费解
14 困惑
worried puzzled bemused quizzical confounded bushed bemusedly disconcertedly bepuzzlement puzzle confusion embarrassment delusion quandary puzzlement bemusement bafflement mystification bedevilment stick bemuddle get floor beat pose confuse fox gravel devastate stump baffle buffalo confound perplex vex obfuscate bamboozle bemuse befog up a stump knock sideways throw sideways in a fog lost blank confused dizzy bewildered perplexed flummoxed blankly confusedly perplexedly flutter bewilderment perplexity blankness throw mystify flummox foggy distraught punch-drunk difficulty distraction hamper embarrass elude entangle faze bewilder flabbergast nonplus in a mess in a puzzle in a pickle put out of countenance throw dust in eyes tangle daze swither boggle discombobulate distract evade discomfit exercise labour lick stagger take aback be hung up tie in knots messed up muddled distracted conflicted tie up in knots at sea hazy foxed question flap muddle defeat disconcert get your knickers in a twist at a loss cloudy unsettled vexed disconcerted vexation unsettle all at sea in a tizzy in a stew troubled mazy astonied maze obfusticate chevy kittle embrangle kerflumixed helpless baffling rattled involvement enigma pucker discomfiture disconcertion bug stumble stun intrigue riddle bedevil bedazzle cumber moider
15 迷惑
mixed-up blank misleading deceitful mix-up nonplus wilder distract buffalo captivate mesmerize delude obfuscate befuddle bedazzle befog puzzle fox stump cast a glamour over puzzled confusion haze puzzlement lose reel bamboozle bewilder farblonjet bewitchery expense involvement tangle delusion enchantment bewitchment bewitch amaze allure enigmatize bother glamour overtake baffle mislead amuse disorient razzle-dazzle incommode
16 有雾翳
17 尘雾
19 吸烟
20 苔藓
26 令人困惑
27 使迷惘
28 雾
smoke mist haze brume vapour misty damp foggy fret atmosphere steam goo reek smoke ball fog circle vapor murk
29 蒙胧