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Translate fogs from English to Dutch

Summary

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fog:
- mist; nevel; waas
Wiktionary:
- fog → nevel, mist
- fog → beslaan
- fog → mist, damp, floers, nevel

English

Detailed Translations for fogs from English to Dutch

fog:

fog [the ~] noun

the fog (mist; haze)
de mist; de nevel; het waas
- mist [de ~ (m)] noun
- nevel [de ~ (m)] noun
- waas [het ~] noun

Translation Matrix for fog:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
mist	fog; haze; mist
nevel	fog; haze; mist
waas	fog; haze; mist	haze; hint; mist; semblance; small trace; tending to; touch; trace
-	daze; fogginess; haze; murk; murkiness
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	becloud; befog; cloud; haze over; mist; obnubilate; obscure
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	mist

Related Words for "fog":

defog, fogs

Synonyms for "fog":

aerosol
fogginess; murk; murkiness; atmosphere; atmospheric state
daze; haze; confusion; mental confusion; confusedness; muddiness; disarray
obscure; befog; becloud; obnubilate; haze over; cloud; mist; hide; conceal

Related Definitions for "fog":

confusion characterized by lack of clarity¹
droplets of water vapor suspended in the air near the ground¹
an atmosphere in which visibility is reduced because of a cloud of some substance¹
make less visible or unclear¹

Wiktionary Translations for fog:

fog

noun

cloud that forms at a low altitude and obscures vision
- fog → nevel; mist

fog

verb

door condensatie dof of ondoorzichtig worden
- beslaan → fog

noun

wolken in de nabijheid van de grond, ontstaan door plaatselijke oorzaken zoals door afkoeling of door menging van koude met warme vochtige lucht
- nevel → fog; mist

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• fog	→ mist	↔ Nebel — fein verteilte Flüssigkeitströpfchen, fast immer Wassertröpfchen, oder Eisteilchen in der Luft
• fog	→ damp; floers; mist; nevel	↔ brouillard — métrol\|fr vapeur plus ou moins épaisse, et ordinairement froide, qui obscurcir l’air.

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University