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haze

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /heɪz/

haze means: Dust, smoke, or tiny drops of water in the air that make things difficult to see clearly.

noun

UNCLEAR AIRB2

Dust, smoke, or tiny drops of water in the air that make things difficult to see clearly.

  • A haze covered the city.
  • We could barely see the hills through the haze.
  • Smoke left a thick haze above the valley.

Similar words: mist, smog

Common phrases: summer haze, a haze of smoke, through the haze

CLOUDY SURFACEC1

A thin cloudy layer or appearance on a surface that should be clear or shiny.

  • Soap left a haze on the glass.
  • Wipe away the haze with a clean cloth.
  • The lenses developed a cloudy haze over time.

Similar words: cloudiness, film

Common phrases: a cloudy haze, haze on glass, remove the haze

Questions about haze

What does haze mean?

Dust, smoke, or tiny drops of water in the air that make things difficult to see clearly.

What is haze in other languages?

Türkçe: pus · Español: bruma · Français: brume · Deutsch: Dunst · Italiano: foschia · 日本語: もや

How do you pronounce haze?

It is pronounced /heɪz/.

How do you use haze in a sentence?

A haze covered the city. We could barely see the hills through the haze.

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