subject + haze over
通常描述天气或视线。
The sky hazed over.
天空变得朦胧了。
使模糊;使朦胧
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使模糊;使朦胧
make something less visible or unclear
The sky hazed over.
天空变得朦胧了。
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相关中文义项:使模糊;使朦胧
make less visible or unclear
The steam from the kettle hazed over the kitchen window, so she wiped it with a cloth.
水壶冒出的蒸汽把厨房窗户弄得模糊不清,于是她用布擦了一下。
Tears hazed her vision over, and she could hardly read the letter.
泪水模糊了她的视线,她几乎看不清那封信。
Dust and smoke hazed over the old photo, hiding some of the faces.
灰尘和烟雾使那张旧照片变得模糊,有些面孔看不清楚了。
通常描述天气或视线。
The sky hazed over.
天空变得朦胧了。
说明导致模糊的原因。
The mirror hazed over with steam.
镜子因蒸汽而变得模糊。
进行时表示正在发生的过程。
His glasses are hazing over in the humidity.
他的眼镜在潮湿中变得模糊了。
Not this
The haze over made the mountains invisible.
Use this
The sky hazes over, making the mountains invisible.
将动词短语'haze over'误用作名词短语。正确用法是作为动词短语,表示'变得模糊',而名词形式'haze'用来描述薄雾本身。
Not this
The sky often hazes in summer afternoons.
Use this
The sky often hazes over in summer afternoons.
遗漏了小品词'over'。'haze'作为动词表示'起雾',但'haze over'才是标准短语动词,意为'变模糊'。
Not this
The windshield hazes up in the rain.
Use this
The windshield hazes over in the rain.
使用错误的小品词'up'。对于雾霾或雾气覆盖的情况,正确的短语动词是'haze over',而不是'haze up'。
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