Fog Meaning in English
word
/ˈfɑɡ/
fawg
/fˈɒɡ/
fog
释义
A thick cloud of very small water drops in the air near the ground that makes it hard to see. It can also be used as a verb meaning to cover or fill something with this mist.
用法与细微差别
Usually uncountable: we say 'thick fog' or 'a patch of fog,' not usually 'a fogs.' Common collocations: 'dense fog,' 'foggy morning,' 'fog rolled in.' As a verb, 'fog up' is common for windows or glasses. Don't confuse it with 'mist,' which is usually lighter.
Spanish: nieblaPortuguese (BR): neblina - nevoeiroPortuguese (PT): nevoeiro - neblinaChinese (Simplified): 雾Chinese (Traditional): 霧Hindi: कोहराArabic: ضبابBengali: কুয়াশাRussian: туманJapanese: 霧Vietnamese: sương mùKorean: 안개Turkish: sisUrdu: دھندIndonesian: kabut
例句
The fog is very thick this morning.
basic
We drove slowly because of the fog.
basic
The bathroom mirror fogged after my shower.
basic
The fog rolled in so fast we could barely see the road.
natural
My glasses fog up every time I wear a mask.
natural
I was still in a mental fog after working all night.
natural