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1 fogged
fogged angelaufen, beschlagen; blind geworden, erblindetEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > fogged
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2 fogged
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4 fog
nounNebel, der* * *[foɡ] 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.) der Nebel2. verb- academic.ru/28520/foggy">foggy- fog-bound
- fog-horn* * *[fɒg, AM fɑ:g]I. nthick \fog dichter Nebela \fog of conditions verworrene Zuständeto be wrapped in the \fog of history in den Nebel der Geschichte gehüllt sein3.II. vt<- gg->▪ to \fog sth etw verschleiernalcohol \fogs his brain Alkohol benebelt sein Gehirn* * *[fɒg]1. n1) Nebel mI am still in a fog (dated inf) — ich blicke immer noch nicht durch (inf)
2. vt1) mirror, glasses beschlagen3) (fig)to fog the issue — die Sache vernebeln
3. vi* * *fog1 [fɒɡ; US auch fɑɡ]A s1. (dichter) Nebel:there are often bad fogs in this area in dieser Gegend herrscht oft dichter Nebel2. a) Trübheit f, Dunkelheit fb) Dunst m3. figa) Nebel m, Verschwommenheit fb) Verwirrung f, Ratlosigkeit f:4. TECH Nebel m5. FOTO Schleier mB v/t2. verdunkeln3. figa) benommen machen, trübenc) jemanden ratlos machen:fogged ratlos4. FOTO verschleiern5. ein-, besprühen ( beide:with mit)6. the steam has fogged my glasses durch den Dampf hat sich meine Brille beschlagenC v/i1. neb(e)lig werden2. undeutlich werden, verschwimmen4. FOTO schleiernfog2 [fɒɡ; US auch fɑɡ]A s2. Wintergras n3. schott Moos nB v/t1. Wintergras stehen lassen auf (dat)2. mit Wintergras füttern* * *nounNebel, derbe in a [complete] fog — (fig.) [völlig] verunsichert sein
* * *n.benebeln v.umnebeln v.verschleiern v.
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