smoke or smog produced by combustion or industrial processes

a fine mist of liquid particles; a substance or liquid that is sprayed

fog; mist; vapor

clouds and mist; fog

thick, heavy fog that obscures visibility

heavy or dense fog; thick mist; smog

to turn a liquid into a fine spray or mist; to atomize

light fog; haze

atomizer; sprayer; a device that uses pressure to spray liquid in the form of a fine mist

(idiom) to have blurred vision; to see things unclearly as if looking at flowers through a fog

rime; hoarfrost; uncloudy loose ice crystals formed on objects such as tree branches by freezing fog; commonly called [[树挂|樹掛|shu4 gua4]]

rain so fine it looks like fog; misty rain

dense or thick fog

to fly through the air on clouds and mist like an immortal or supernatural being

to swallow clouds and blow out fog; to blow cigarette or opium smoke (usually derogatory)

(literary) mist; fog; hazy vapor

poisonous fog or mist; specifically refers to smog caused by industrial waste gas or vehicle emissions

foggy; misty; hazy

describes high mountains shrouded in clouds and mist

a tiny drop of liquid formed from mist or fog

thickly foggy; misty and indistinct; shrouded in fog

a gloomy atmosphere or a scene of misery and despair; literally meaning gloomy clouds and dismal mists

mist or clouds containing dust and other suspended particles; smog; a thick cloud of dust

mist or fog that occurs in the early morning

A device that turns a liquid into a fine spray or mist, such as a nebulizer.

dense fog; originally referring to a magical mist created by [[张楷|張楷|zhang1 kai3]] in the Later Han dynasty

a harmful type of smog formed when pollutants like vehicle exhaust or industrial gases react with ultraviolet light from the sun

Acidic wet deposition in the form of mist or fog; it is highly corrosive and results from industrial pollutants like sulfur dioxide combining with water vapor in the atmosphere.

strange or supernatural mist, especially as summoned by demons or spirits in legends; mountain mist

aerosol; spray

To pass through clouds and mist; often used to describe overcoming obstacles and bravely forging ahead.

To puff out clouds of smoke, describing a person smoking or a chimney belching smoke.

(of weather) the clouds melt and the mists disperse; to clear up

enveloped in clouds and mist; blurred or hazy to the sight

thickly foggy; heavy with mist or fog

as if lost in a thick fog; confused and unable to understand the truth of a situation

fog-covered or misty; used to describe a scene filled with rising steam, smoke, or thick fog

heavy fog or mist used as a metaphor for a sad and gloomy atmosphere

particle detector used in physics to visualize the passage of ionizing radiation

(literary) describes the hair of a woman that is exceptionally beautiful and flowing; like the wind and mist

(idiom) a woman's beautiful hair, describing tresses that are thick, soft, and graceful; can also be used to refer to a beautiful woman

Wutai Township in Pingtung County, Taiwan

as if sitting in clouds and mist; used to describe being completely confused, muddled, or unable to make sense of a situation

confused or baffled; to not know what is going on

to swarm together from all directions like clouds and mist; to gather in a massive, overwhelming crowd

clouds around the windows and mist on the threshold; describes a tall building that reaches into the clouds

literally amidst the clouds and mist; used to describe feeling confused, puzzled, or lost in a fog

the visible path or trace of an ionizing particle inside a cloud chamber

defogger; demister