Rechercher
to mist over
[phrase form: mist]
01
se couvrir de brouillard, s'embuer
to have a thin layer of mist or water droplets cover a surface, creating a hazy or obscured appearance
Example
As the hot coffee met the cold glass, the surface began to mist over.
As the temperature dropped, the window began to mist over, creating a hazy view of the landscape.
During the cool morning, the lake misted over, creating a serene and mysterious atmosphere.
02
embuer, vaporiser
to cause the formation a thin layer of water droplets on the surface of a piece glass, making it blurry
Example
The steam from the kettle misted over the kitchen windows.
After spending hours in the sauna, the steam misted over the glass door, creating a hazy barrier.
The warm breath of the crowd misted over the windows of the bus as it idled at the stop.
03
se brouiller, s'embuer
(of eyes) to become filled with tears
Example
The touching reunion made their eyes mist over with joy as they embraced.
As she listened to the touching story, her eyes began to mist over with emotion.
During the emotional farewell, her eyes misted over as she said goodbye to her closest friends.
Exemple
As the hot coffee met the cold glass, the surface began to mist over.
As the temperature dropped, the window began to mist over, creating a hazy view of the landscape.
During the cool morning, the lake misted over, creating a serene and mysterious atmosphere.
In the early hours of dawn, the valley misted over, giving it an ethereal and enchanting appearance.
The bathroom mirror misted over after the warm shower, making it necessary to wipe away the condensation.
