fog

过去式：fogged过去分词：fogged现在分词：fogging第三人称单数：fogs

1. [U][C]雾 (a state or time of) very thick mist

1. vt. 雾气笼罩 cover sth with fog
2. vt. & vi. (使)模糊不清 become difficult to see through because of a misty covering
3. vt. 使迷惑 puzzle or confuse

• disperse fog驱散雾气

• bad fog大雾
• dark fog阴沉的雾
• dust fog一片尘雾

• behind a fog雾后
• during a fog在起雾期间
• in a fog在雾中

• a fog of doubt疑云

• fog the bathroom mirror遮住浴室的镜子
• fog the film使底片变灰
• fog glasses使眼镜模糊不清
• fog sb's mind使某人头昏脑胀
• fog the real issue把实质问题弄得模糊不清

in a fog困惑的

dense fog浓雾

heavy fog n. 浓雾，重雾

thick fog浓雾（一级能见度）；大雾

water fog水雾，水态雾

acid fog酸雾；酸雾术

advection fog平流雾，移流雾；海面雾

fog lamp雾灯，雾天行车灯

fog machine烟雾器；雾烟机

fog light雾灯，雾天灯

fog density灰雾密度，雾密度

1. The headlamps penetrated the fog.
   车的前灯的光射进雾中。
2. Fog will persist throughout the night.
   雾将整夜不散。
3. They used dry ice to fog the stage.
   他们用乾冰于舞台变得一片朦胧。
4. A full moon was beginning to rise and peered redly through the upper edges of fog.
   一轮满月开始升起，带着红色的光芒在雾气上沿朦胧出现。
5. I was really in a fog after the exam.
   考完试后，我真的感到稀里糊涂。

1. Steam has fogged the bathroom mirror.
   水蒸气把浴室里的镜子遮住了。
2. Shut the door or the light will fog the film.
   把门关上，不然亮光能使底片发灰。
3. The government was trying to fog the real issues before the election.
   政府企图在选举前混淆实质问题。