Definition
Definition of fogbound - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
weatherRare enveloped in thick fog making movement dangerousRare
- The airport was fogbound, delaying all flights.
2.
operation haltedRare prevented from operating due to fogRare
- The ferry remained fogbound at the dock.
Origin of fogbound
Old Norse, fok (snow) + binda (bind)
Examples of fogbound in a sentence
The fogbound roads caused several accidents that morning. The airport was fogbound, causing flight delays.
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- French:brouillardeux, immobilisé par le brouillard, ...
- German:nebelverhangen, nebelbedingt, ...
- Italian:nebbioso, bloccato dalla nebbia, ...
- Spanish:neblinoso, paralizado por la niebla, ...
- Portuguese:nevoento, parado pelo nevoeiro, ...
- Chinese:浓雾笼罩的, 因雾受阻的, ...
- Japanese:霧に包まれた, 霧で動けない, ...
- Arabic:مَغْمُور بِالضَّبَاب, مُعَطَّل بِسَبَبِ الضَّباب, ...
- Hebrew:עָטוּף בְּעָרָפֶל, תָּקוּעַ בְּעֲרָפֶל, ...
- Russian:туманный, застрявший в тумане, ...
- Ukrainian:затуманений, зупинений через туман, ...
- Hindi:कोहरे से घिरा, कोहरे में फंसा, ...
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