misted

UK
/ˈmɪstɪd/
US
/ˈmɪstɪd/

Translations

mistedverb
misted
Past Simple
misted
Past Participle
UK
/ˈmɪstɪd/
US
/ˈmɪstɪd/
Used as the simple past tense and past participle form of the verb “mist”.
She misted the plants every morning to keep them humid.
Elle brumisait les plantes chaque matin pour les garder humides.
mistedadjective
more misted
Comp.
most misted
Super.
UK
/ˈmɪstɪd/
US
/ˈmɪstɪd/
embruméCouverts d’une légère brume.
The misted hills disappeared into the morning light.
Les collines embrumées disparaissaient dans la lumière du matin.
embuéSe dit d’une surface rendue trouble par la condensation.
The misted mirror reflected a hazy image of the room.
Le miroir embué reflétait une image floue de la pièce.
mistverb

misted

Past Simple

misted
Past Simple
misted
Past Participle
misting
Gerund
UK
/mɪst/
US
/mɪst/
brumerProduire ou couvrir d’une fine brume.
The fog machine misted the stage before the band appeared.
La machine à brouillard a brumé la scène avant l’arrivée du groupe.
brumiserVaporiser en fine gouttelettes.
She misted the plants to keep them hydrated.
Elle a brumisé les plantes pour les garder hydratées.
s'embuerSe couvrir d’une fine condensation.
The bathroom mirror misted over after the hot shower.
Le miroir de la salle de bains s’est embué après la douche chaude.
Additional translations
se brouillerEn parlant des yeux, sous l’effet des larmes.

Definitions

mistedverb
Simple past tense and past participle of mist.
She misted the plants every morning to keep them humid.
mistedadjective
Covered with a fine spray or light fog.
The misted windows made it difficult to see outside.
Having a blurred or clouded appearance due to moisture.
The misted mirror reflected a hazy image of the room.
mistverb
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.