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fog English

Meaning fog meaning

What does fog mean?
Definitions in simple English

fog Noun

— Fog is a cloud that is close to or on the ground and sometimes prevents a person from being able to see. It was hard to see in the morning because there was a lot of fog. — Fog is a mist or film that covers a surface.

fog Verb

— If something becomes fogged, it becomes covered in fog. — If something gets fogged, it becomes covered with condensation or drops of water, preventing you from being able to see the object. As he breathed on the mirror, it fogged up. — If you fog something, it becomes covered in fog. — If you fog something, you make it or you obscure something.

fog

— noun droplets of water vapor suspended in the air near the ground — noun an atmosphere in which visibility is reduced because of a cloud of some substance — noun (= daze) confusion characterized by lack of clarity — verb (= obscure, cloud) make less visible or unclear The stars are obscured by the clouds the big elm tree obscures our view of the valley

Synonyms fog synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as fog?

fog English » English

mist haze cloud dew smoke vapor steam befog obscure vapour smog daze blur obnubilate haze over drizzle dim brume becloud reek pall murkiness murk fogginess fine spray cover clouds breeze billabong befuddle water vapor veil stupor spray soft grass smudge smoke and mirrors shade obfuscation obfuscate nebula misty mists mild weather hoar hazy haziness frost foggy foam

Topics fog topics

What do people use fog to talk about?
Universe, creation Sky Weather

Cloud

Conjugation fog conjugation

How do you conjugate fog?

fog · verb

Examples fog examples

How do I use fog in a sentence?

Simple sentences

A thick fog delayed our flight.
A fog settles over the land.
The fog began to dissipate.
The airplane was redirected to Munich, because of the fog.
The airport was closed because of the fog.
The driver could not distinguish the signal in the fog.
London is famous for its fog.
I could see nothing but fog.
The flight was cancelled because of the thick fog.
Mr Smith lost his way in the dense fog.
I can't see the road signs in this fog.
The fog began to disappear around ten o'clock.
The fog was rising from the lake.
Today the fog is as thick as pea soup.
We got lost in the fog.
There was a thick fog around.
London is no longer a city of fog.
London, where I live, used to be famous for its fog.
The light of the lamp glimmered in the fog.
The boy said that the taxi vanished into the fog.

Movie subtitles

As if in a fog, he saw Dame Margarete, not old and ugly, but as a young smiling girl.
The fog, most dangerous of enemies.
I could just see the lamp by the bed, a tiny spark in the fog.
Look, the fog's lifting.
Oh, but I love the fog.
I love nights with fog.
The fog is getting thicker.
It looked like a tiny spark lost amidst the fog.
I saw two red eyes staring at me and a livid, white face through the fog.
She turned and disappeared into the fog again.
The stupid fellow tried to escape through the swamps of Fog Hollow.
It's only fair to advise you against Fog Hollow.
That's Fog Hollow ahead.
Fog Hollow?
Night and fog met the stokers coming ashore.
The fog seems to be closing down a bit, sir.
It was so thick, I could just see the lamp by the bed, a tiny spark in the fog.
That's Fog Hollow ahead. - Fog Hollow?
London is so full of fog. that it has penetrated our minds. set boundaries for our vision.
You have made my rifle useless in the fog.
Ideal climate, year round. No fog.
Just a high fog.
Looks like the fog's lifting.
There's a great deal of fog on Black Island.
Plenty of fog, no moon, looks like no dice and suddenly he winds up in the lake here with a doctor for you.
Light ground fog.
Depth of fog approximately 500.
Fog's coming in.

News and current affairs

As one scientist friend puts it: if you are driving on a mountain road, approaching a cliff, in a car whose brakes may fail, and a fog bank rolls in, should you drive more or less cautiously?
In this fog of praise, the IMF ignored the fact that Argentina's growth rate had stagnated and that double-digit unemployment persisted for half-a-decade.
Given the fog cast over real economic activity by the financial crisis, it is difficult to offer a definitive assessment of just how well or badly those measures have worked.
As the fog of leftist celebration and the chorus of rightwing laments dissipate, the outlines of what Lula can and cannot do are becoming more clear.
Both positions are hopelessly buried in intellectual and moral fog.
What if no fog prevented the safe landing at Smolensk airport?
But when fog clouds your visibility, you're not an instinctive driver (as seems to be the case here), and you have misplaced your eyeglasses, you place not only yourself at peril, but others as well.
In Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer, France and Germany had two of the twentieth century's greatest statesmen, leaders who were able to discern the broad sweep of history through the fog of quotidian politics.
The war ended with Israeli forces 70 miles from Cairo, and less than 20 miles from Damascus, their success obscured by the shock of the surprise attack, emotional over-reactions, and the difficulty of seeing clearly through the fog of war.
It is a glorious welcome, even in fog.
When the pilot of the presidential plane (ironically, again, Soviet made) was advised not to land in the thick fog, either he, or perhaps even the president himself, may have mistrusted the Russians' willingness to give honest advice.
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