en fog ^{(n, phenomenon)}

An English term in ConceptNet 5.8

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Synonyms

ar ضَبَاب ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
ca boira ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
da tåge ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
es niebla ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
eu laino ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
eu lanbro ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fi sumu ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fr brouillard ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fr brume ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fr feu-brouillard ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
fr feux-brouillard ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
gl néboa ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
id kabus ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
id kabut ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
it caligine ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
it nebbia ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
ja もや ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
ja フォグ ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
ja フォッグ ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
ja 煙霧 ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
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Types of fog

en fogbank ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
en ice fog ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
en mist ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜
en pea soup ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜

fog is a type of…

en aerosol ^{(n, phenomenon)} ➜

Links to other resources

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