clouded

• Describe algo cubierto de nubes o niebla, o, en sentido figurado, un estado de confusión, incertidumbre o claridad empañada.

Describes something that is covered with clouds, or figuratively, a state of confusion, uncertainty, or obscured clarity.

1. Covered with cloudsA2formal

   Describing the sky or weather when it is full of clouds, blocking the sun or light.

   Cubierto de nubes

   • The sky was clouded over, threatening rain.
   • A clouded morning gave way to a sunny afternoon.
   • The view was obscured by a clouded horizon.

   Sinónimoscloudygloomygrayleadenovercastsunless

   Antónimosbrightclearcloudlesssunny

2. Unclear or confusedB2formal

   Describing thoughts, memories, or vision that are not clear or are confused.

   confuso, nublado

   • His judgment was clouded by anger.
   • Her memory of the event is clouded with doubt.
   • The issue remains clouded in controversy.

   Sinónimosblurredconfusedfuzzyhazyindistinctmuddledunclear

   Antónimoscleardistinctlucidsharp

3. Made less transparentB1formal

   Describing a liquid or surface that has become less clear or transparent.

   enturbiado

   • The water in the glass became clouded after adding the powder.
   • His eyes were clouded with tears.
   • The mirror was clouded with steam from the shower.

   Sinónimoscloudymilkymuddymurkyopaqueturbid

   Antónimoscleartranslucenttransparent

• Almacenar, acceder o procesar datos a través de internet en lugar de en un dispositivo local, o cubrir con una nube; también empañar u oscurecer algo.

A verb meaning to store, access, or process data over the internet rather than on a local device.

1. Make unclear or obscureB2formal

   To make something less clear, transparent, or easy to understand.

   oscurecer, nublar

   • His judgment was clouded by emotions.
   • The fog clouded the view of the mountains.
   • Don't let personal feelings cloud your decision.

   Sinónimosbecloudbefogblurconfusedimfogmistmuddyobfuscateobscure

   Antónimosclarifyelucidateexplainilluminatereveal

2. Become cloudyB1formal

   To become covered with clouds or become less transparent.

   nublarse

   • The sky clouded over before the storm.
   • The glass clouded up from the steam.
   • Her eyes clouded with tears.

   Sinónimoscloud overcloud updarkendimfoghazemistobscureovercast

   Antónimosclear

3. Spoil or ruinC1informal

   To spoil or negatively affect a situation or relationship.

   Empañar, estropear

   • The scandal clouded his reputation.
   • Their argument clouded the atmosphere at dinner.
   • The incident clouded their friendship for years.

   Sinónimosblightdarkenmarovershadowpoisonsourspoilsullytainttarnish

   Antónimosclarifyenhanceimprovepurify

Variantes phrasalcloud overcloud up