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smog

/smɒɡ/

/smɑɡ/

Traductions

smognoun

smogs

The city was covered in a thick layer of smog.

Город был покрыт густым слоем смога.

Synonymes

smogverb

smogged

Past Simple

smogged

Past Participle

smogging

Gerund

/smɒɡ/

/smɑɡ/

Synonymes

smogadjective

Used attributively before nouns (e.g., "smog alert")

smognoun

A type of air pollution caused by the interaction of sunlight with pollutants produced by fossil fuel emissions, resulting in a thick, fog-like haze.

The city was covered in a dense smog, making it difficult to see the skyline.

A mixture of smoke and fog, especially as found in industrial areas of the early 20th century.

Early Los Angeles was notorious for the thick, yellow smog that settled over the city.

smogverb

To cover or fill (an area) with smog.

The coal-powered plants smogged the entire valley by nightfall.

smogadjective

Relating to, affected by, or intended to protect against smog.

The city issued a smog alert for the weekend.