mist

Mist

形容词 (Adjective)

1. [湿的] (Wet)

The clothes were damp from walking in the misty rain.

衣服因在雨中行走而潮湿。

2. [模糊的] (Vague)

I have a misty memory of that event.

我对那件事有着模糊的记忆。

名词 (Noun)

1. [薄雾] (Thin fog)

The morning mist covered the fields.

晨雾笼罩着田野。

2. [迷糊状态] (State of confusion)

I was in a mist of uncertainty.

我陷入了一片迷茫之中。

词语辨析 (Differentiation)

Mist和fog都指的是雾，但fog更多指较厚的雾。

词汇扩充 (Vocabulary Expansion)

其他与mist相关的词汇：

• 1. Misty (形容词) - 雾蒙蒙的
• 2. Mistiness (名词) - 模糊
• 3. Mistily (副词) - 模糊地

近义词 (Synonyms)

1. Haze - 薄雾

2. Fog - 雾

反义词 (Antonyms)

1. Clarity - 清晰

2. Sunshine - 阳光

柯林斯词典 (Collins Dictionary)

Mist (noun): A mist is a cloud of water droplets in the air, which makes it difficult to see distant objects.

牛津词典 (Oxford Dictionary)

Mist (noun): A mist is a cloud of tiny water droplets in the air that makes it difficult to see.

用法 (Usage)

Mist可以用作名词或形容词。

相关例句 (Example Sentences)

1. The morning mist covered the hills.
2. The mist cleared, revealing a beautiful landscape.
3. She walked through the misty forest.
4. The misty rain made the road slippery.
5. His memory of the event was misty.
6. The old photograph was misty and faded.
7. The mistiness of her thoughts made it hard to concentrate.
8. She looked at him with a misty gaze.
9. The mistily lit room created a romantic atmosphere.
10. They got lost in the mist and couldn't find their way back.
11. The mist of confusion lifted as she found the answer.
12. He stared out into the mist and wondered what lay beyond.
13. She felt a mist of sadness wash over her.
14. His mind was in a mist of uncertainty.
15. The mist enveloped the city, creating an eerie atmosphere.
16. The mist cleared, revealing a stunning sunrise.
17. She wiped away the mist from the mirror.
18. The morning mist slowly dissipated as the sun rose higher.
19. He gazed at the mist-covered mountains in awe.
20. The mist hung low over the lake, creating a mystical scene.