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单词 fog
释义
fog
noun
uk
/fɒɡ/us
/fɑːɡ/

fognoun(WEATHER)

A2[U]
aweatherconditionin which verysmalldropsofwatercome together toformathickcloudcloseto thelandorsea, making itdifficulttosee:
Thick/Heavy/Densefog has madedrivingconditionsdangerous.浓雾使开车颇为危险。
Mist, fog, andsnowarecommonin thisarea.薄雾、寒雾和雪在这个地区很常见。
It took severalhoursfor the fog tolift.几个小时以后雾才散去。
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mistnoun
picture of fog
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More examples
  • The fog isexpectedto haveclearedaway bymidday.
  • We couldseeadimshapein the fog.
  • Freezing fog andicypatchesareexpectedtocauseproblemsformotoriststonight.
  • Outside thefieldswereblanketedin fog.
  • The fogswirledthicklyaround us.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Precipitation: clouds, dew, fog & steam
  • billow
  • brume
  • chemtrail
  • cirrocumulus
  • cirrus
  • condensate
  • contrail
  • cumulonimbus
  • foggy
  • haze
  • haze over
  • lowering
  • misty
  • moisture
  • nimbus
  • overcast
  • pall
  • pea-souper
  • vapour trail
  • whiteout
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fognoun(CONFUSION)

[S]informal
aconfusedoruncertainstate, usuallymentallyoremotionally:
困惑；迷惘
I wenthomein afogofdisbelief.我心怀疑虑地回了家。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Confusion, confusing and feeling confused
  • addled
  • all of a doodahidiom
  • all over the placeidiom
  • alphabet soup
  • at seaidiom
  • discombobulation
  • disordered
  • disorganization
  • disorganized
  • disorientating
  • mush
  • muzzily
  • muzziness
  • mysterious
  • mysteriously
  • unaccountable
  • unaccountably
  • unexplained
  • wise
  • woolliness
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fog
verb[T]
uk
/fɒɡ/us
/fɑːɡ/
-gg-
to make something or someoneconfusedoruncertain:
使困惑；使迷惘；使不清晰
Alcohol fogs thebrain.酒精使头脑发昏。
The president'sspeechhadsimplyfogged theissue.总统的讲话只是让问题越发不清楚了。
Synonyms
cloud
obscure
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Puzzle and confuse
  • addle
  • baffle
  • bedazzle
  • befuddle
  • bemuse
  • discombobulate
  • disorientate
  • dosomeone'shead inidiom
  • flummox
  • fox
  • fuddle
  • loop
  • puzzle
  • ravel
  • search
  • throw
  • throw(someone)a curve (ball)idiom
  • throwsomeoneoff balanceidiom
  • tie
  • tiesomeone(up) in knotsidiom
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Phrasal verb

fog up
(Definition offogfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
fog
noun
uk
/fɒɡ/us
/fɑːɡ/

fognoun(WEATHER)

A2[U]
aweatherconditionin which verysmalldropsofwatercome together toformathickcloudcloseto thelandor seaocean, making itdifficulttosee
雾
Thick/Heavy/Densefog has madedrivingconditionsdangerous.浓雾使开车颇为危险。
Mist, fog, andsnowarecommonin thisarea.薄雾、寒雾和雪在这个地区很常见。
It took severalhoursfor the fog tolift.几个小时以后雾才散去。
More examples
  • The fog isexpectedto haveclearedaway bymidday.
  • We couldseeadimshapein the fog.
  • Freezing fog andicypatchesareexpectedtocauseproblemsformotoriststonight.
  • Outside thefieldswereblanketedin fog.
  • The fogswirledthicklyaround us.

fognoun(CONFUSION)

[S]informal
aconfusedoruncertainstate, usuallymentallyor emotionally
困惑；迷惘
I wenthomein afogofdisbelief.我心怀疑虑地回了家。
fog
verb[T]
uk
/fɒɡ/us
/fɑːɡ/
-gg-
to make something or someoneconfusedoruncertain
使困惑；使迷惘；使不清晰
Alcohol fogs thebrain.酒精使头脑发昏。
The president'sspeechhadsimplyfogged theissue.总统的讲话只是让问题越发不清楚了。

Phrasal verb

fog up

fog| American Dictionary

fog
noun[C/U]
us
/fɔɡ,fɑɡ/
amassofcloudconsisting ofsmalldropsofwaternear thesurfaceof theearth:
[U]Heavy fog madedrivingconditionsdangerous.

foggy

adjectiveus
/ˈfɔ·ɡi,ˈfɑɡ·i/
acold, foggyday
fog
verb[T/I]
us/fɔɡ,fɑɡ/
-gg-
tocoveror becoveredwith fog :
Theairportisfoggedover.

Phrasal verb

fog up(something)
(Definition offogfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffog

fog
As such,fogrepresents a very important hydrological input for this tropical seasonal rain forest.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Climatic conditions and tropical montane forest productivity: thefoghas not lifted yet.
From theCambridge English Corpus
For laser anemometry, a 'micro-foglubricator' was used to atomize oil particles of approximately 2pm diameter.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These data confirmed thatfogdrip input in the dry season was consistently higher than input of the rainy season.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Thefogof uncertainty inhibited confident assertion that his administration was on the right economic course.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Accepting that energy has to be conserved, this proves that thefogexplosions are, indirectly, driven by solar energy.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The meteorological observations were sometimes hampered by a lack of wind or byfog.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The collectors were read every morning afterfogdrip had stopped, and were levelled and cleaned of any litter present.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Sometimes thefogbriefly lifts, and the spectacle becomes faintly embarrassing.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The uniform whitishgrey appearance offogand clouds is due to light scattering by a high density of very small droplets.
From theCambridge English Corpus
I remember your dance and the veil of mist andfogwhich merged with the clouds above.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The lighting system would be considered as a whole, including items such asfoglamps, sidelights and indicator lights.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The term 'fog' stands for a multitude of tiny water droplets floating in air.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Whenfogrolls in, it is hard to see anything at all.
From theCambridge English Corpus
In thefogof the medicalised obfuscation of old age, this book sounds a loud warning blast.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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Collocationswithfog

fog

These are words often used in combination withfog.

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coastal fog
In addition,coastalfogbrings moisture during the summer months.
From
Wikipedia
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dense fog
Everything was cloaked by thedensefog.
From theCambridge English Corpus
fog of war
But one cannot see far through thefogofwar.
From the
Hansard archive
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