Smoggy Meaning in English
word
ˈsmɔɡi
SMAW-gee
smˈɒɡi
SMOG-ee
释义
Describes air or weather that is full of smog—a mixture of smoke and fog—often making it hard to see and breathe.
用法与细微差别
Used mainly in environmental and weather contexts. Common with words like 'city', 'day', or 'morning': 'a smoggy day'. Implies air pollution in urban areas; not just ordinary fog.
Spanish: lleno de smog - lleno de niebla tóxicaPortuguese (BR): cheio de fumaça - poluído (com neblina de poluição)Portuguese (PT): cheio de smog - poluído (com névoa de poluição)Chinese (Simplified): 烟雾弥漫的Chinese (Traditional): 煙霧瀰漫的Hindi: धुँआयुक्त - स्मॉग से भराArabic: مليء بالدخان الضبابيBengali: ধোঁয়াটে - ধোঁয়া ও কুয়াশাচ্ছন্নRussian: смоговый - дымно-туманныйJapanese: スモッグがかかった - スモッグの多いVietnamese: đầy khói bụi - ô nhiễm khói mùKorean: 스모그가 낀 - 스모그가 많은Turkish: smoglu - dumanlı (hava kirliliğinden)Urdu: دھوئیں سے بھرا - اسموگ زدہIndonesian: berkabut asap - penuh polusi asap
例句
The weather is very smoggy today.
basic
Many big cities have smoggy air in winter.
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It was hard to see because it was so smoggy.
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After a few smoggy days, people started wearing masks outside.
natural
I avoid jogging when it's smoggy outside.
natural
The skyline disappears on really smoggy mornings.
natural