曇くもる
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, る, intransitive)
1. to get cloudy; to cloud over; to become overcast
The sky visible beyond that was beginning to get a little cloudy.
2. to cloud up; to fog up; to mist up; to become dim
It fogged up the window slightly, blocking the view with white.
3. to be gloomy; to be clouded (expression); to be downcast
The smile that is always shining is completely clouded over today.
4. to look slightly downward (of a noh mask; indicating sadness, grief, etc.)
from 面曇る
Kanji used
get cloudy
Pitch accent
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も
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Top 4900
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
to become overcast
to become overcast
to become overcast
Examples (23 in total)
It's cloudy today.
The steam has fogged my glasses.
As it was cloudy, we could not enjoy the view.
Was it cloudy in Boston yesterday?
Your expression is getting gloomy again, isn't it?
The sky has become a bit cloudy.
However, the boy's expression was gloomy.
It's cloudier today than yesterday.
The sky suddenly became overcast.
The sky is getting increasingly cloudy.
It's very cloudy. I'm sure it's going to rain.
When I wear a mask, my glasses fog up.
I can't see anything with the windshield all fogged up.
Such feelings were clouding my eyes.
Her expression darkened, and she seemed to hesitate in her speech.
The smile that is always shining is completely clouded over today.
It's getting cloudy. It may rain soon.
I really like a cloudy sky. Why? I don't even know.
If I take a hot shower, the mirror in the bathroom fogs up.
The sky visible beyond that was beginning to get a little cloudy.
The glass was completely fogged up, and I couldn't see outside at all.
The sky was starting to cloud over, and snow was beginning to fall lightly.
It fogged up the window slightly, blocking the view with white.