英语词汇mist怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ mist /ˈmɪst/ noun

plural mists

¹ mist

/ˈmɪst/

noun

plural mists

Learner's definition of MIST

: water in the form of very small drops floating in the air or falling as rain薄雾

[noncount]

We could barely see the shore through the mist.我们几乎无法透过薄雾看到海岸。

[count]

The hills were veiled/shrouded in a fine mist.群山笼罩在薄雾之中。

[count] : a stream of liquid in the form of very small drops : a fine spray雾气

an aerosol mist喷雾器喷出的雾

[count] : something that makes understanding difficult迷雾

an issue clouded by mists of confusion迷雾重重的问题

lost in the mists of time

◊ Something lost in the mists of time is forgotten because it happened long ago.因时间久远而淡忘

The origins of this ancient ritual are lost in the mists of time.这个古老仪式的起源因年代久远而被人淡忘。

² mist /ˈmɪst/ verb

mists; misted; misting

² mist

/ˈmɪst/

verb

mists; misted; misting

Learner's definition of MIST

[no object]

a : to become covered with very small drops of water蒙上水汽 — usually + up

My glasses misted [=fogged] up when I came in from the cold.我从冷处走进来，眼镜蒙上了一层水汽。

b of a person's eyes : to fill with tears（眼睛）泪水模糊

Her eyes misted.她泪眼蒙眬。

— usually + over or up

Her eyes misted over as she thought of her old friends.一想起她的那些老友，她的眼睛就含满了泪水。

[+ object]

a : to cover (something) with mist使蒙上雾

a misted valley薄雾笼罩的山谷

b : to spray (something) with very small drops of water喷雾

The plant should be misted regularly.这种植物需要定期喷水。

[no object] : to rain very lightly下毛毛细雨

It was misting when we arrived.我们到达时正在下毛毛雨。
a misting rain细雨

单词	mist
释义	mist (verb) mist 2 ENTRIES FOUND: mist (noun) mist (verb) ¹ mist /ˈmɪst/ noun plural mists ¹ mist /ˈmɪst/ noun plural mists Learner's definition of MIST 1 : water in the form of very small drops floating in the air or falling as rain薄雾 [noncount] We could barely see the shore through the mist.我们几乎无法透过薄雾看到海岸。 [count] The hills were veiled/shrouded in a fine mist.群山笼罩在薄雾之中。 2 [count] : a stream of liquid in the form of very small drops : a fine spray雾气 an aerosol mist喷雾器喷出的雾 3 [count] : something that makes understanding difficult迷雾 an issue clouded by mists of confusion迷雾重重的问题 lost in the mists of time ◊ Something lost in the mists of time is forgotten because it happened long ago.因时间久远而淡忘 The origins of this ancient ritual are lost in the mists of time.这个古老仪式的起源因年代久远而被人淡忘。 ² mist /ˈmɪst/ verb mists; misted; misting ² mist /ˈmɪst/ verb mists; misted; misting Learner's definition of MIST 1 [no object] a : to become covered with very small drops of water蒙上水汽 — usually + up My glasses misted [=fogged] up when I came in from the cold.我从冷处走进来，眼镜蒙上了一层水汽。 b of a person's eyes : to fill with tears（眼睛）泪水模糊 Her eyes misted.她泪眼蒙眬。 — usually + over or up Her eyes misted over as she thought of her old friends.一想起她的那些老友，她的眼睛就含满了泪水。 2 [+ object] a : to cover (something) with mist使蒙上雾 a misted valley薄雾笼罩的山谷 b : to spray (something) with very small drops of water喷雾 The plant should be misted regularly.这种植物需要定期喷水。 3 [no object] : to rain very lightly下毛毛细雨 It was misting when we arrived.我们到达时正在下毛毛雨。 a misting rain细雨
随便看	acceptance speech accepted accepted as gospel accepted/assumed the mantle of accepted at face value accepted/taken as gospel accepted the mantle of accepter accepters accepting accept on faith acceptor acceptors accepts accept something on faith accept sth on faith accept/take (something) on faith accept the fact that access accessed accesses accessibility accessible accessibly accessing