Keresés
to mist up
[phrase form: mist]
01
párazik
(of a piece of glass or mirror) to have a thin layer of water droplets forms on its surface, often due to a difference in temperature or humidity
02
párazik
to cause the surface of a piece of glass to become covered with a thin layer of water droplets making it unclear
03
párásodik
(of one's eyes) to become teary, often due to emotions such as sadness, happiness, etc.
Példa
The camera lens misted up in the cool morning air, requiring a few moments to adjust before capturing clear photos.
As the car drove through the chilly mountain pass, the windows began to mist up, obscuring the view outside.
Despite wiping the bathroom mirror after his shower, it still misted up again.
The glass of cold lemonade sitting on the table started to mist up in the warm summer air.
The humidity misted up the car windows.
