fog

fogfogD.J.:[fɔɡ]K.K.:[fɔɡ, fɑɡ]n.1.■雾We get heavy fogs on the coast in winter.这里的海边冬季有浓雾。vt.1.■雾气笼罩Steam has fogged the bathroom mirror.水蒸气遮住浴室的镜子。2.■使迷惑Lack of sleep had fogged her mind.缺乏睡眠使她头昏脑胀。vt. & vi.1.■模糊不清The steam fogged my glasses.水气使我的眼镜模糊不清。The complicated language fogs the real issues.复杂的语言把实质问题弄得模糊不清。

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fog1[fɔɡ]n.1.■雾[参较 ice fog,mist, smog]2.■尘雾；烟雾3.■(喷雾器、灭火机等喷出的)喷雾，泡沫4.■迷惑，困惑，迷惘5.■【摄影术】(底片的)灰雾，翳；(影像的)模糊6.■【物理化学】雾(翳)vt.1.■以雾笼罩：When foul weather fogged the port, the ships anchored outside.当恶劣的天气使港口被雾笼罩时，船舶停泊在港口外。2.■使模糊；使朦胧；使混淆不清：The debate did little else but fog the issue.争论没有任何作用，只使问题混淆不清。3.■使迷惘，使困惑；迷惑：I don't know what this sentence in French means; I'm completely fogged.我不知道这句句子的法语含义，我完全迷惑了。4.■[俚语]【棒球】使劲快投(球)5.■【摄影术】使(底片)形成灰雾vi.1.■被雾笼罩，为雾覆盖，被蒙上雾，生雾2.■(影像或底片)变得模糊，有雾翳3.■(插枝条等)由于潮湿而烂死(常与off连用)：The cutting have all fogged off.这些插枝都已经腐烂了。4.■[英国英语](在铁道沿线)建立浓雾信号近义词mistin a fog如坠五里雾中，困惑，茫然变形vt.foggedfogging fog2[fɔɡ]n.1.■[美国英语、方言]2.■(被割掉或牲畜吃后的)再生草3.■(冬季田地里留下的)直立枯草，留地枯草，冬牧草4.■苔藓；地衣

fogfog[fɔɡ]n.1.■割后再生的草2.■冬季原野上的枯草3.■[方]苔藓

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词性变化fog[fɔɡ]vt.1.■喂(牛)再生草2.■让(土地)生长再生草vi.1.■逐渐长满再生草

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继承用法fogger[ˈfɔɡə(r)]n.1.■养畜员