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1 mist over
(to become covered (as if) with mist: The mirror misted over; The windscreen misted up.) s'embuer -
2 up
(to become covered (as if) with mist: The mirror misted over; The windscreen misted up.) s'embuer -
3 cloudy
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4 cloudy
1 [weather] couvert ; it's cloudy le temps est couvert ; -
5 mist
A n2 (of perfume, spray) brume f ; (from breath, on window) buée f ;lost in the mists of time perdu dans la nuit des temps.■ mist over [lens, mirror] s'embuer ; [landscape] s'embrumer ; his eyes misted over with tears les larmes embuaient ses yeux.■ mist up [lens, window] s'embuer. -
6 mist
mist [mɪst]1 noun∎ the morning mist will clear by noon les brumes matinales se dissiperont avant midi;∎ figurative the mists of time la nuit des temps∎ to mist (over or up) embuer;∎ tears misted his eyes ses yeux étaient brouillés par les larmes∎ to mist (over or up) (landscape) disparaître dans la brume; (mirror) se couvrir de buée, s'embuer; (eyes) se voiler, s'embuer
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