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I . mist [mɪst] SUBST

1. mist (light fog):

mist
mgła f
mist
mist of dust
tuman m

2. mist (on glass or mirror):

mist
para f

Idiomes/Tournures:

through a mist of tears

II . mist [mɪst] VERBE intr

mist

mist over VERBE intr

mist over eyes:

mist over

I . mist up VERBE intr

mist up glass:

mist up

Expressions couramment utilisées avec mist

cloaked in mist
veil of mist
clothed in mist fig

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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The day was very dark owing to a thick mist, so that they did not see one another until they came face to face.
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The mist somehow causes her to appear as a poodle to mortals.
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One of the scoops has a straw-like protrusion with mist flowing out of it.
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The mist is a sentient creature that lives off the life energy of other creatures.
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Some have claimed that photographs taken there show ectoplasmic mist and other strange phenomenon associated with psychic photography.
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Each scrolling level is initially shrouded in an animated mist until they are cleared by running around platforms and ladders in the correct order.
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As with the previous titles in the series some photos of seals, or mists on doors, may offer clues to progressing further in the level.
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A strong monsoon blowing from the northeast made it difficult to calculate her course accurately, and a heavy mist made extremely poor.
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During other months it is hard to climb the mountain due to very heavy rain, extreme wind, and thick mist.
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Mist can persist in the most of the day during the wet season.
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