n. 薄雾( mist的名词复数 );视线模糊不清;液体喷雾 v. (使)蒙上薄雾, (使)模糊( mist的第三人称单数 );(眼)含泪水,被泪水模糊;朝(植物)喷雾
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He would dutifully drive over to see her , but by the time he got there , she would be lost again in the mists of the disease and didn 't know him .
巴迪就会尽责地驾车前往,但每当他开车到达时,奥莉就又陷入晕乎乎的状态之中,认不出他来。
The origin of western theatre goes back into the mists of time but seems to have begun to take recognizable shape about 2600 years ago in greece-and wine was a key ingredient .
The vistas are particularly enchanting when flowing mists weave themselves around the peaks , hiding them and then exposing them in moments of surprise .
当云雾缭绕笼罩周围山峰,景色尤为迷人,山峰时而藏匿,时而闪现,令人称奇。
This is why autumn is , in john keats 's famous phrase , the " season of mists " : the clear skies and dropping temperatures of the nights cool the earth , which in turn cools the humid air , sending mist smoking across fields or snaking up valleys .