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1 fog
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1. noun(a thick cloud of moisture or water vapour in the air which makes it difficult to see: I had to drive very slowly because of the fog.) niebla
2. verb((usually with up) to cover with fog: Her glasses were fogged up with steam.) empañarse- foggy- fog-bound
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fog n nieblatr[fɒg]1 niebla1 (mirror etc) empañar2 (photo) velar3 figurative use complicar1 empañarse (up/over, -)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLfog bank banco de niebla: empañarfog vito fog up : empañarsefog n: niebla f, neblina fn.• bruma s.f.• neblina s.f.• niebla s.f.v.• entenebrecer v.• envolver en niebla v.• oscurecer v.• velar v.
I fɔːg, fɒgmass & count noun ( Meteo) niebla f
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[fɒɡ]1. N1) (Met) niebla f2) (fig) confusión fto be in a fog — estar confundido or desconcertado
2. VT1) (Phot) velar2) (=confuse) [+ matter] enredar, complicar; [+ person] confundir, ofuscar3) (also: fog up) [+ spectacles, window] empañar3.VI (also: fog up) empañarse4.CPDfog lamp, fog light N — (Aut) faro m antiniebla
fog signal N — aviso m de niebla
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I [fɔːg, fɒg]mass & count noun ( Meteo) niebla f
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4 fog
adj.antiniebla.s.1 niebla.2 pasmo.v.1 empañar, envolver en niebla, hacer indistinto.2 opacarse.3 ofuscar, obscurecer, oscurecer.vi.1 hacerse brumoso, nebuloso.2 (Foto.) Hacerse indistinto por una capa o película que oscurece.3 en Escocia, criar musgo. (pt & pp fogged) -
5 fog up
v.empañarse.vi.empañarse (windows) (pt & pp fogged up) -
6 fog lamp
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7 fog which rises from rivers
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8 fog bank
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9 fog light
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10 fog-bound
adjective (unable to move or function because of fog: The plane is fog-bound.) inmovilizado por la niebla -
11 fog-horn
noun (a horn used as a warning to or by ships in fog.) sirena de niebla -
12 fog filter
(dust control) cámara de pulverización de aguaEnglish-Spanish dictionary of labour protection > fog filter
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13 fog bank
nMETEO banco de niebla m -
14 fog dispersal
nAIR TRANSP disipador de niebla m, dispersador de bruma m -
15 fog gun
nCINEMAT, TV generador de niebla m -
16 fog lamp
nAUTO, TRANSP, VEH lámpara antiniebla f -
17 fog signal
nWATER TRANSP señal de niebla f -
18 fog warning
nMETEO, WATER TRANSP aviso de niebla m, radioaviso de niebla m -
19 fog bank
s.banco de niebla, niebla espesa, brumazón, masa densa de niebla. -
20 fog bell
s.campana de niebla.
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