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vaporous

/ˈveɪ.pər.əs/

Traducción: Describe algo lleno de vapor o que se asemeja al vapor; nebuloso, brumoso o etéreo, sin sustancia o irreal.

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adjective

/ˈveɪ.pər.əs/C1formal
  • esDescribe algo lleno de vapor o que se asemeja al vapor; nebuloso, brumoso o etéreo, sin sustancia o irreal.

Describes something that is full of or resembling vapor; misty, foggy, or insubstantial.

  1. Thin and translucentC1formal

    So fine or delicate that light can pass through; diaphanous.

    esVaporoso, tenue y translúcido

    • The vaporous curtains barely obscured the view of the garden.
    • A vaporous mist hung over the lake at dawn.
    • Her dress was made of a vaporous silk that shimmered in the light.

    Sinónimosdiaphanousetherealfilmygossamerinsubstantialsheertranslucent

    Antónimosdenseopaquesolidthick

  2. Resembling vaporC1formal

    Having the qualities or appearance of vapor; misty, foggy, or insubstantial.

    esVaporoso

    • The vaporous clouds drifted slowly across the sky.
    • His memories of that time were vague and vaporous.
    • The steam from the kettle rose in a vaporous plume.

    Sinónimoscloudyetherealfoggyhazyinsubstantialmistysmokysteamyvaporishwispy

    Antónimosdensesolidsubstantial

  3. Filled with vaporC1formal

    Containing or saturated with vapor; misty or steamy.

    eslleno de vapor

    • The vaporous air in the greenhouse made it hard to breathe.
    • They walked through the vaporous streets of the foggy city.
    • The bathroom was warm and vaporous after the hot shower.

    Sinónimoscloudyfoggyhazymistysteamyvaporish

    Antónimosclearcloudlessdry

Formas
  • more vaporous comparative form
  • most vaporous superlative form
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