گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'mist'

1 عمومی:: مه‌ گرفتن‌

2 عمومی:: تاری‌ چشم‌

3 عمومی:: ابهام‌

4 عمومی:: مه‌

5 عمومی:: غبار

6 :: میست

1 general:: noun fog: There was mist over the lake.

2 general::   noun ADJ. dense, heavy, thick A heavy mist rolled over the fields. | faint, fine, light, slight, thin | dark, grey, red, white There was a red mist in front of his eyes. | dawn, evening, morning an early morning mist | autumn | sea VERB + MIST be cloaked in, be covered in, be shrouded in, be wreathed in The harbour was covered in a thick mist. | disappear into, vanish in/into The little town had vanished in the mist. | emerge from, loom out of A large figure loomed out of the mist. | break through, shine through Soon the sun would break through the mist. | peer into/through | be lost in (figurative) The origins of Morris dancing are lost in the mists of time. MIST + VERB hang, hover, lie A faint mist hung over the valley. | come down, descend When the mist comes down it comes quickly and covers everything. | clear, lift The mist had cleared by mid-morning. | drift, float, rise, roll, swirl A grey mist floated towards us. a swirling mist a thin mist rising from the river | cling to sth Early morning mist still clung to the hollows. | fill sth | cover sth, hide sth, obscure sth, shroud sth A white mist obscured the top of the hill. PREP. in/into the ~ It was hard to make out the path in the mist. | through the ~ The cottage was scarcely visible through the mist. PHRASES a curtain/veil of mist

3 general:: mist ( sth ) over/up 2. If your eyes mist over/up, they fill with tears.

4 general:: mist verbs be covered in mist ( also be shrouded in mist literary ) • The tops of the mountains were shrouded in mist. a mist comes down/in (= comes to a place ) • The mist came down like a curtain. a mist rolls in (= moves along to a place ) • A mist began to roll in off the sea. the mist clears/lifts (= goes away ) • The mountains suddenly appeared as the mist lifted. mist swirls (= moves in circles ) • The boat disappeared into the swirling mist. a mist hangs/lies somewhere (= stays in a place ) • A thick mist lay on the hills. a mist drifts (= moves slightly ) • A mist drifted over the marsh. a mist rises (= comes up from something such as water ) • I could see the mist rising from the river. a mist obscures/hides something (= covers something so that you cannot see it ) • Mist obscured the ships in the harbor. disappear/vanish into the mist (= stop being seen because of the mist ) • He passed me on the trail and disappeared into the mist. appear out of the mist ( also emerge from the mist ) • Suddenly my commanding officer appeared out of the mist. loom out of the mist (= start being seen in a way that is not clear, because the mist still covers it slightly ) • Here and there trees loomed out of the mist. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + mist a fine/light mist • A fine mist began to settle on the water. a thick/heavy mist • Outside, a heavy mist obscured everything. the morning/evening mist • The sun broke through the morning mist. autumn mist(s) • The field looked magical in the autumn mist. a sea mist • Alice sailed into a small patch of sea mist. phrases a veil/curtain of mist (= an amount of mist that prevents you seeing something clearly ) • We looked up, through the veil of mist, at the waterfall.

5 general:: mist ( sth ) over/up 1. mainly UK If something that you can see through mists over/up, it becomes covered with a thin layer of liquid so that it is more difficult to see through • Open the window when you have a shower to stop the mirror misting over. • The steam from the kettle misted up her glasses.