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misted

/ɪstɪd/ verb

simple past and past participle of mist

Word Origin Misted is the past participle of 'mist', meaning covered with mist. 'Mist' comes from Old English 'mist', from a PIE root *meigh- that meant 'fog' or 'dampness', and also 'to urinate' — both about moisture. So misted is literally 'fogged up'. The same root gives us misty and mistiness. The connection to urination is a bit surprising, but it's all about fine droplets.

verb simple past and past participle of mist

Her eyes misted with tears as she listened to the moving story.

(动词) 使模糊；被蒙上薄雾

听着这个感人的故事，她的双眼因泪水而模糊了。

(verbo) pretérito simple y participio pasado de 'mist' (empañar)

Sus ojos se empañaron de lágrimas mientras escuchaba la conmovedora historia.

(verbe) Passé simple et participe passé du verbe « to mist » : se couvrir de buée ou de fines gouttelettes.

Ses yeux se sont **misted** de larmes en écoutant cette histoire émouvante.

(Verb) trübten sich; beschlugen; verschleierten sich [Einfache Vergangenheit und Partizip Perfekt von **mist**; sich mit Tränen oder Feuchtigkeit füllen (bei Augen) oder leicht beschlagen (bei Oberflächen).]

Ihre Augen **misted** sich mit Tränen, als sie die rührende Geschichte hörte.

(動詞) 霧がかかるの過去形および過去分詞

彼女は感動的な話に耳を傾めながら、涙で目が曇った。

(verbo) embaçou; embaçado; enevoou; enevoado [passado simples e particípio passado de embaçar]

Seus olhos se embaçaram de lágrimas enquanto ouvia a história comovente.

Synonyms: fogged hazed clouded obscured veiled Antonyms: cleared dried brightened revealed
Word parts: mist + ed

Related words

misty mistiness

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