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Перевод: fog
[прилагательное] туманный; [существительное] густой туман; туман ; мгла ; дым, сто`ящий в воздухе; пыль, стоящая в воздухе; вуаль [фото] ; отава [с.-х.] ; трава, оставшаяся нескошенной; [глагол] окутывать туманом; напускать туману; затуманивать; затуманиваться; озадачивать; пасти скот на отаве; оставлять траву нескошенной
Тезаурус:
- "I got lost in the fog," Frankie said, looking at his feet.
- Nights of fog and days of rain, cobbles and kerbs, and bagwash in a pram, land of the hard man and the wee hauf, the upper cottage flat and the fossil groves of tenements, where ships sailed by the end of the street, and the closes echoed with the cries of skelped weans and the rumble of passing trams.
- But it was in New Orleans, when the alcoholic fog lifted for a while, that he wrote eleven hundred pages in a four-month period ending in early 1987.
- We will meet again one day through the fog that we will clear.
- If Mark merited the nickname "Fog", then Laurence could perhaps be summed up as "Mist".
- And the projector's arc lamps were not so much set as sunset, through a fog.
- In West Yorkshire one person died and four were seriously hurt as 60 vehicles, including six lorries, drove into each other in the dense fog.
- He was just saying: Tweed is somewhere ahead of us but in this fog - Then he let out the most chilling yell - Ahhhhhhh - and the link went blank."
- This incidence of fog is the reason that Linate has such a notorious reputation for re-routed flights.
- At the moment he'd still have time to drive down on to the autobahn - providing the freezing fog came no closer.
- The pregnancy itself was lost in a fog.
- Overnight, a damp fog had seeped inland from the sea, hanging above the beach, clinging to the buildings.
- Towards the end of November 1944, or maybe the beginning of December, we had the usual succession of dark days before Christmas, made worse by thick, penetrating fog.
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