Definition
Definition of misted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
weathercovered with mist or moisture
- The window was misted after the rain.
- Her glasses were misted from the cold air.
- The bathroom mirror was misted after the hot shower.
Origin of misted
English, mist (fine spray) + -ed (past tense)
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- French:embué, ...
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- Italian:appannato, ...
- Spanish:empañado, ...
- Portuguese:embaciado, ...
- Chinese:蒙上雾气的, ...
- Japanese:曇った, ...
- Arabic:مُغَشًى بالضباب, ...
- Hebrew:מְעֻרְפָּל, ...
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Definition of mist - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
atmospherewater droplets suspended in the air
- The morning mist covered the valley.
2.
weatherfine spray of liquid
- She used a mist of perfume.
3.
blursomething that blurs vision
- Tears created a mist in her eyes.
Verb
1.
naturetr. spray lightly with fine dropletstr.
- The gardener misted the plants every morning.
2.
coverintr. become covered with a fine mistintr.
- The bathroom mirror misted after the shower.
3.
emotionintr. eyes fill with tearsintr.
- Her eyes misted as she watched the sad movie.
Images of mist
something that blurs vision
Expressions with mist
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become covered with a thin layer of mist
The windows mist over in the cold weather.
become blurry due to tears or emotion
Her eyes began to mist up during the sad movie.
mist that is red in color
The sunset created a beautiful red mist over the hills.
remove fog or mist from an area
The sun began to clear the mist from the valley.
seen with blurred vision due to tears
She looked at the photo through a mist of tears.
very light rain that feels like mist
We walked through the Scottish mist to the village.
covered or hidden by mist
The mountain was shrouded in mist, making it hard to see.
disappear completely and suddenly
The ship vanished into the mist before dawn.
very light rain that feels like mist
We walked through the Scottish mist to the village.
light fog with snowflakes
The snow mist made the morning look magical.
light drizzle or fine rain typical in Scotland
We got caught in a Scotch mist during our hike.
mist containing small ice crystals
The morning was filled with frost mist.
european plant with finely cut leaves and blue, pink, or white flowers
Love-in-a-mist grows well in sunny gardens.
Origin of mist
Old English, mist (fog, vapor)
Examples of mist in a sentence
Mist rose from the lake as the sun warmed the air. The morning mist covered the valley. A mist rose from the waterfall. Fog and mist covered the landscape. A mist of confusion clouded his thoughts. She misted her face with rose water.
The machine misted the room with a pleasant scent. The car windows misted in the cold rain. Her glasses misted when she entered the warm room. His eyes misted at the touching farewell. The speech was so moving that her eyes misted.
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- French:brume, vaporiser, ...
- German:Nebel, besprühen, ...
- Italian:nebbia, irrorare, ...
- Spanish:niebla, rociar, ...
- Portuguese:névoa, borrifar, ...
- Chinese:雾, 喷洒, ...
- Japanese:霧, 霧を吹きかける, ...
- Arabic:ضَبَاب, رَشَّ, ...
- Hebrew:עֲרָפֶל, לְרַסֵּס, ...
- Russian:туман, опрыскивать, ...
- Ukrainian:туман, зрошувати, ...
- Hindi:धुंध, हल्का छिड़काव करना, ...
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