fog

/fɑːɡ/

nom

[C, U]

Définition (Anglais)Traduction en cours…

a thick cloud of tiny water droplets near the ground that makes it difficult to see

/fɑːɡ/

Prononciation

Étymologie

From Middle English fogge, of uncertain origin; the weather sense may be related to earlier senses referring to dense growth or dampness.

Exemples

The fog lifted by noon.

/ðə fɑːɡ ˈlɪftɪd baɪ nuːn/

The fog lifted by noon.

Thick fog delayed the flights.

/θɪk fɑːɡ dɪˈleɪd ðə flaɪts/

Thick fog delayed the flights.

Synonymes

Antonymes

Collocations

thick fog

dense fog

patches of fog

fog lifts

fog rolls in

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nom

[U, C]

Définition (Anglais)Traduction en cours…

a state of confusion, uncertainty, or lack of mental clarity

/fɑːɡ/

Prononciation

Étymologie

Figurative use of the noun meaning a dense atmospheric cloud that obscures vision.

Exemples

He walked around in a fog after the bad news.

/hi wɔːkt əˈraʊnd ɪn ə fɑːɡ ˈæftər ðə bæd nuːz/

He walked around in a fog after the bad news.

Her memories of that day are lost in a fog.

/hər ˈmeməriz əv ðæt deɪ ɑːr lɔːst ɪn ə fɑːɡ/

Her memories of that day are lost in a fog.

Synonymes

Antonymes

Collocations

in a fog

mental fog

brain fog

a fog of confusion

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verbe

[T, I]

Définition (Anglais)Traduction en cours…

to cover or become covered with fog, steam, or moisture so that seeing clearly is difficult

/fɑːɡ/

Prononciation

Étymologie

From the noun fog, referring to the effect of fog or moisture on visibility.

Exemples

The windows fog in cold weather.

/ðə ˈwɪndoʊz fɑːɡ ɪn koʊld ˈweðər/

The windows fog in cold weather.

Steam fogged the bathroom mirror.

/stiːm fɑːɡd ðə ˈbæθruːm ˈmɪrər/

Steam fogged the bathroom mirror.

Synonymes

Antonymes

Collocations

fog up

fog the glass

fog the mirror

windows fog up

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verbe

[T]

Définition (Anglais)Traduction en cours…

to confuse someone or make something unclear

/fɑːɡ/

Prononciation

Étymologie

Figurative use of the verb fog, from the idea of obscuring vision.

Exemples

The medication fogged his thinking.

/ðə ˌmedɪˈkeɪʃən fɑːɡd hɪz ˈθɪŋkɪŋ/

The medication fogged his thinking.

Stress can fog your judgment.

/stres kæn fɑːɡ jʊr ˈdʒʌdʒmənt/

Stress can fog your judgment.

Synonymes

Antonymes

Collocations

fog the mind

fog your judgment

fog someone’s thinking

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fog

/fɑːɡ/

nom

[C, U]

Définition (Anglais)Traduction en cours…

a thick cloud of tiny water droplets near the ground that makes it difficult to see

/fɑːɡ/

Prononciation

Étymologie

From Middle English fogge, of uncertain origin; the weather sense may be related to earlier senses referring to dense growth or dampness.

Exemples

The fog lifted by noon.

/ðə fɑːɡ ˈlɪftɪd baɪ nuːn/

The fog lifted by noon.

Thick fog delayed the flights.

/θɪk fɑːɡ dɪˈleɪd ðə flaɪts/

Thick fog delayed the flights.

Synonymes

Antonymes

Collocations

thick fog

dense fog

patches of fog

fog lifts

fog rolls in

Généré par IA

nom

[U, C]

Définition (Anglais)Traduction en cours…

a state of confusion, uncertainty, or lack of mental clarity

/fɑːɡ/

Prononciation

Étymologie

Figurative use of the noun meaning a dense atmospheric cloud that obscures vision.

Exemples

He walked around in a fog after the bad news.

/hi wɔːkt əˈraʊnd ɪn ə fɑːɡ ˈæftər ðə bæd nuːz/

He walked around in a fog after the bad news.

Her memories of that day are lost in a fog.

/hər ˈmeməriz əv ðæt deɪ ɑːr lɔːst ɪn ə fɑːɡ/

Her memories of that day are lost in a fog.

Synonymes

Antonymes

Collocations

in a fog

mental fog

brain fog

a fog of confusion

Généré par IA

verbe

[T, I]

Définition (Anglais)Traduction en cours…

to cover or become covered with fog, steam, or moisture so that seeing clearly is difficult

/fɑːɡ/

Prononciation

Étymologie

From the noun fog, referring to the effect of fog or moisture on visibility.

Exemples

The windows fog in cold weather.

/ðə ˈwɪndoʊz fɑːɡ ɪn koʊld ˈweðər/

The windows fog in cold weather.

Steam fogged the bathroom mirror.

/stiːm fɑːɡd ðə ˈbæθruːm ˈmɪrər/

Steam fogged the bathroom mirror.

Synonymes

Antonymes

Collocations

fog up

fog the glass

fog the mirror

windows fog up

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verbe

[T]

Définition (Anglais)Traduction en cours…

to confuse someone or make something unclear

/fɑːɡ/

Prononciation

Étymologie

Figurative use of the verb fog, from the idea of obscuring vision.

Exemples

The medication fogged his thinking.

/ðə ˌmedɪˈkeɪʃən fɑːɡd hɪz ˈθɪŋkɪŋ/

The medication fogged his thinking.

Stress can fog your judgment.

/stres kæn fɑːɡ jʊr ˈdʒʌdʒmənt/

Stress can fog your judgment.

Synonymes

Antonymes

Collocations

fog the mind

fog your judgment

fog someone’s thinking

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