mist

UK
/mɪst/
US
/mɪst/
mistsubstantiv
mists
Pl.
Übersetzungen
The morning mist covered the entire valley.
Утренний туман покрыл всю долину.
A light mist hung over the city at dawn.
Легкая дымка висела над городом на рассвете.
Definitionen
A cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the atmosphere at or near the earth's surface, reducing visibility.
The morning mist covered the valley, creating a mysterious and serene landscape.
A fine spray or light fog, often used in reference to a liquid.
She sprayed a mist of perfume into the air before stepping through it.
A state of confusion or obscurity.
His mind was in a mist after the long and exhausting meeting.
A very light rain; drizzle.
A gentle mist was falling as they walked along the seafront.
mistverb
misted
Präteritum
misted
Partizip Perfekt
misting
Gerundium
UK
/mɪst/
US
/mɪst/
Übersetzungen
She used a spray bottle to mist the plants.
Она использовала распылитель, чтобы опрыскивать растения.
The early morning fog began to mist the landscape.
Ранний утренний туман начал затуманивать пейзаж.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To cover or fill with mist.
The fog machine misted the stage before the band appeared.
To spray or sprinkle with a fine spray of liquid.
She misted the plants to keep them hydrated.
To become covered with mist or a similar fine spray.
The bathroom mirror misted over after the hot shower.
(of a person’s eyes) to fill with tears so as to become blurry
His eyes misted when he spoke of the past.
mistadjektiv
UK
/mɪst/
US
/mɪst/
Used chiefly attributively before a noun (e.g., “mist nozzle”, “mist system”); seldom used predicatively.
Definitionen
Relating to or producing mist; characterized by fine spray.
The greenhouse is equipped with a mist system for cooling.