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niebla
feminine noun
1. fog (densa); mist (neblina)
- hay niebla -> it's foggy/misty
- hay niebla densa -> it's very foggy, there is thick o dense fog
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niebla [ne-ay’-blah]
noun
1. Fog (densa), mist (neblina), haze, damp. (f)
2. Disease of the eyes, which dims, the sight. (f)
3. Mildew (hongo parásito). (f)
4. Mental obscurity, confusion of ideas. (f)
"niebla" in the Answers forum
| Q: | which is right? Hay niebla, hay neblina? and why esta nublado and not esta neblina?… |
| A: | Do don't say is mist = neblina. We say is misty = neblinoso Hay neblina = There's mist. It's a misty day = Es un día neblinoso nubes (clouds) is a noun… |
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