Examples of using Fogs in English and their translations into Portuguese
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during that time period emergence of the first strong fogs and yellow leaves on birches is.
humid Atlantic winds which cool the region with overnight fogs.
I simply want to say that coming from the United Kingdom- renowned for its fogs, not to say for its smogs- I can in no way criticise the climate of Strasbourg.
because the same graffiti removal solution fogs the windows.
when it rains and fogs, the role of the wiper appears.
The Great Smog of 1952 led to the Clean Air Act 1956, which ended the"pea soup fogs" for which London had been notorious.
gas which are called as fogs.
it enslaves man and fogs his understanding.
kept singing in the center of the stage, wrapped in blue lights and fogs.
because the new-born Sun is feeble in the midst of the winter's fogs and mists, which threaten to devour him;
in the summer after midday and like the summer fogs, these refresh the air and are characteristic of
Headlights in a mode of a headlight and antifog at weak fogs(visibility range of road at inclusion of headlights of a headlight not less than 100 m,
frequent dense fogs, and lower nocturnal temperature, found in the
The strong influence of the sea breezes and the ocean fogs, generated by the Humboldt Current, favor a slow ripening
increase in humidity of air, fogs and rainfall.
the glance carries in clear weather(what is extremely rare, because the fogs are frequent)
bright star congestions and fogs, stars invisible with the naked eye.
As Kvitøya was known to be a prime hunting ground for walrus and the fogs over the island on that day were comparatively thin,
Sometimes people found that the fogs happened between double pane glass,
But the assurance was given me that the Lord would not allow His people to be enshrouded in the fogs of worldly skepticism