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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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mist [Am mɪst, Brit mɪst] SUBST
1. mist U or C METEO:
2. mist U (condensation):
3. mist U (spray):
Scotch mist SUBST U Brit
1. Scotch mist (wet mist):
2. Scotch mist (fantasy, mirage):
I. mist over VERB [Am mɪst -, Brit mɪst -] (v + adv)
1. mist over (become misty):
mist over landscape:
mist over eyes:
2. mist over glass/mirror:
II. mist over VERB [Am mɪst -, Brit mɪst -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
mist over glass/mirror:
I. mist up VERB [Am mɪst -, Brit mɪst -] (v + adv)
mist up glass/mirror:
II. mist up VERB [Am mɪst -, Brit mɪst -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
mist up glass/mirror:
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in the mists of time liter
lost in the mists of time
im PONS Wörterbuch
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mist [mɪst] SUBST
1. mist (light fog):
2. mist Brit (condensation):
mist up VERB intr
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im PONS Wörterbuch
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mist [mɪst] SUBST
1. mist (light fog):
2. mist (condensation):
mist up VERB intr
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Present
Imist over
youmist over
he/she/itmists over
wemist over
youmist over
theymist over
Past
Imisted over
youmisted over
he/she/itmisted over
wemisted over
youmisted over
theymisted over
Present Perfect
Ihavemisted over
youhavemisted over
he/she/ithasmisted over
wehavemisted over
youhavemisted over
theyhavemisted over
Past Perfect
Ihadmisted over
youhadmisted over
he/she/ithadmisted over
wehadmisted over
youhadmisted over
theyhadmisted over
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We get a bit of mist up in the hills sometimes.
www.stuff.co.nz
Immediately the area in the cockpit began to mist up as the air inside condensed.
www.dailymail.co.uk
These are all clever arguments -- beautifully crafted paradoxes designed to mist up the windows.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Taking a little mist up the nose seems way better than doing yourself in.
gizmodo.com
It is a condition that causes the front of the eye to mist up.
www.dailymail.co.uk