Definition of cloud over - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
weathersky becomes covered with clouds
- The sky began to cloud over before the storm.
2.
moodbecome gloomy or troubled
- His face clouded over when he heard the bad news..
Expressions with cloud over
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cause doubt or suspicion
The scandal cast a cloud over his reputation.
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cloud over
become non-transparent or less clear
Examples of cloud over in a sentence
As the day progressed, the horizon started to cloud over. Her mood clouded over after the argument. The team's spirits clouded over following the defeat.
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- French:s'obscurcir, s'assombrir, ...
- German:sich bewölken, sich verdüstern, ...
- Italian:offuscarsi, rattristarsi, ...
- Spanish:nublarse, ...
- Portuguese:nublar, ficar sombrio, ...
- Chinese:布满乌云, 变得忧郁, ...
- Japanese:曇る, 暗くなる, ...
- Arabic:غَامَتِ السَّمَاء, اكْفَهَرَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְקַדֵּר, לְהִתְקַדֵּר, ...
- Russian:затягиваться облаками, нахмуриться, ...
- Ukrainian:покриватися хмарами, похмурніти, ...
- Hindi:बादलों से घिरना, उदास होना, ...
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