Cloud over vs. become misted
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Are these expressions natural and synonymous? Any other suggestions please?
As soon as I stepped out of the air-conditioned office, my glasses became misted.
As soon as I stepped out of the air-conditioned office, my glasses clouded over.
Thanks,
Tom
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As soon as I stepped out of the air-conditioned office, my glasses became misted. Not natural. You might say they 'misted up' or 'fogged up'.
- As soon as I stepped out of the air-conditioned office, my glasses became misted.
- Not natural.
- You might say they 'misted up' or 'fogged up'.
- As soon as I stepped out of the air-conditioned office, my glasses clouded over.
- No.
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As soon as I stepped out of the air-conditioned office, my glasses became misted. Not natural. You might say they 'misted up' or 'fogged up'.
As soon as I stepped out of the air-conditioned office, my glasses clouded over. No. Use this expression when talking about the weather.
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