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/bʁu.jaʁ/
Translation
fog, mist, haze
Word origin
From brouiller ('to blur, to muddle'), formed with the pejorative suffix -ard also seen in vieillard and bavard.
- Origin
- French
- Root
- brouiller
Grammar
Examples
épais couvrait .
Thick fog covered the valley this morning.
.
The road was dangerous because of the fog.
' .
The fog lifted around midday.
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