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mist英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U][C]薄雾 thin fog
  2. [S](眼睛的)蒙眬 dimness or blurring of the sight
v.(动词)
  1. vi. & vt. (使)蒙上薄雾,(使)模糊 cover with mist

mist是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 朦胧,模糊不清,朦胧不清
  2. 迷雾,薄雾,雾,霭
  3. 喷雾,液体喷雾
  4. 雾状物
  5. 水气
  6. 模糊不清之物
  7. 迷糊
  8. 起蒙蔽作用的东西
  9. 迷蒙
  10. 微细水珠
  11. 薄雾,是前苏联制造的教练机
v. (动词)
  1. 使模糊,使朦胧
  2. 变得模糊
  3. 使蒙上薄雾
  4. 给雾蒙住,被蒙上薄雾
  5. 使迷糊
  6. 起雾,下雾,蒙上薄雾
  7. 使结满雾气(模糊不清)
  8. 含泪水,被泪水模糊
  9. 朝(植物)喷雾

mist变形

复数:mists

第三人称单数:mists

现在分词:misting

过去式:misted

过去分词:misted

mist词根

词根:mist

adj.

misty 模糊的;有雾的

adv.

mistily 雾浓地;朦胧地,不清楚地

n.

mistiness 模糊;雾浓;朦胧

mist英英释义

noun

water in the form of particles floating or falling in the atmosphere at or near the surface of the earth and approaching the form of rain

something that obscures understanding

mists of antiquity

a film before the eyes

a cloud of small particles or objects suggestive of a mist

a suspension of a finely divided liquid in a gas

a fine spray

a drink of liquor served over cracked ice

verb

intransitive verb

to be or become misty

to become moist or blurred

transitive verb

to cover or spray with or convert to mist

mist词组

water mist水雾

oil mist[化]油雾

through the mist透过迷雾

acid mist酸雾

mist eliminator除雾器;捕沫器

salt mist盐雾

mist区别

 fog, smog, mist

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。

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mist词源中文解释

"雾,指云彩停留在地面上的天气条件",也指"由细小水滴组成的降水,比雨小得多",古英语 mist(最早出现在复合词中,如 misthleoðu "雾蒙蒙的悬崖", wælmist "死亡之雾"),源自原始日耳曼语 *mikhstaz(也是中低地德语 mist,荷兰语 mist,冰岛语 mistur,挪威语和瑞典语 mist 的来源),可能源自原始印欧语 *meigh- "排尿"。希腊语 omikhle "雾"; 古教会斯拉夫语 migla "雾"; 梵语 mih- "雾,薄雾", megha "云"有时被认为是这个次要意义上的同源词,但 Beekes 认为这些更可能来自一个单独的印欧语根,意思是"雾"。

Sometimes distinguished from fog, either as being less opaque or as consisting of drops large enough to have a perceptible downward motion. [OED]
有时与 fog 区分开来,要么是因为它不那么不透明,要么是因为它由足够大的水滴组成,可以感觉到向下运动。[OED]

在古英语中,还指眼睛或视力的模糊,无论是因为疾病还是眼泪,以及在比喻意义上指"使思维变暗和模糊的事物"。1785年开始出现"空气中的尘雾导致远处物体模糊不清"的意思。

mist_医学行业词汇

mistura合剂

mist_大气科学行业词汇

轻雾

曾称“霭”。空气层中悬浮着微小水滴或吸湿性潮湿粒子, 使地面水平能见度在1—10km之间的天气现象。

mist词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, from Old English; akin to Middle Dutch mist mist, Greek omichlē

The first known use of mist was before the 12th century

mist儿童词典英英释义

mistyadjective

full of mist

a misty valley

vague sense 3, indistinct

a misty memory

mistyadjective

full of mist

a misty valley

vague sense 3, indistinct

a misty memory

mister1 of 2noun

—used sometimes in writing instead of Mr.

sir sense 2—used without a name as a term of direct address of a man who is a stranger

hey, mister, do you want to buy a paper?

mister2 of 2noun

a device for spraying a mist

mistake1 of 2verb

to understand wrongly : misinterpret

mistook my meaning

to estimate incorrectly

mistook the strength of the enemy

to identify wrongly

mistook me for her

mistake2 of 2noun

a wrong judgment : misunderstanding

a wrong action or statement

mistake1 of 2verb

to understand wrongly : misinterpret

mistook my meaning

to estimate incorrectly

mistook the strength of the enemy

to identify wrongly

mistook me for her

mistake2 of 2noun

a wrong judgment : misunderstanding

a wrong action or statement

mistake1 of 2verb

to understand wrongly : misinterpret

mistook my meaning

to estimate incorrectly

mistook the strength of the enemy

to identify wrongly

mistook me for her

mistake2 of 2noun

a wrong judgment : misunderstanding

a wrong action or statement

mist1 of 2noun

water in the form of particles floating in the air or falling as fine rain

something that keeps one from seeing or understanding clearly

mist2 of 2verb

to be or become misty

to become dim or blurred

to cover with a mist

mist 例句

1 The bird’s head exploded in a mist of red and white, and the creature blundered on clumsily for several steps before sinking onto its breast.

2 Here the heads become figures; coats, trousers, and boots appear out of the mist as from a milky pool.

3 Gwydion hauled Taran into the saddle behind him, spoke a quiet command, and the white steed moved quickly into the rising mist.

4 Like Venus, our stratosphere even now has a substantial mist of tiny sulfuric acid droplets.

5 Her edges blurred, her body vibrating as she struggled to fade to mist.

6 It rolled over them like mist over mountaintops, filling the spaces between them, howling—or was it moaning.

7 And I walked for hours, imagining the mist growing thick and swallowing me whole.

8 The mist was turning from black to grey and from grey to white.

9 Then the mist cleared and I saw them—the Sirens.

10 “The mice do not like the mist,” he told her.

11 She swirled the surface of the cloud with her hand, rippling the mist.

12 A steamy mist was rising up now from the great warm chocolate river, and out of the mist there appeared suddenly a most fantastic pink boat.

13 A mist was in Merry’s eyes of tears and weariness when they drew near the ruined Gate of Minas Tirith.

14 For a moment the mists of unconsciousness cleared and the old dog opened his eyes, aware of danger.

15 I didn’t know which, and I wasn’t sure how she could find anything in the thick mist.

16 A barge of mist floated along the water, and dragonflies, iridescent blue ones, darted back and forth like they were stitching up the air.

17 She tugs the black mist of her veil back down over her face.

18 It came from the mist, and the fog, and the house, and the sky.

19 Night comes, out of the craters rise the mists.

20 His white fur seems to flow through the morning mist, and he doesn’t miss a beat.

mist 同义词

1 雾气

fog

4 视线模糊

bleary-eyed bleary

6 使迷糊

fuddle

8 迷糊

fuddle

9 蒙眬

dim filmy blear bedimmed

10 蒙上水汽

steam

11 变模糊

fog dim

12 毛毛雨

mizzly drizzle

15 喷雾

spray

16 迷雾

murk

17 起雾

smoky fog

18 水蒸气

steam vapor fog

20 蒙上薄雾

mist over

21 使模糊不清

blur blur out

23 雾霭

brume

24

haze

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