Значения термина thick smog на английском

An adobe-colored ocean to the northeast disappeared into thick smog, revealing no horizons.

Smoke from Russian peat fires have enveloped Moscow in thick smog.

With consecutive days of thick smog, the hazard levels of pollution can become unbearable.

The WHO's China representative admitted the thick smog had resulted in a "crisis".

Leonard Dove was a journeyman cartoonist whose work often appeared swaddled in a thick smog of halftone.

When I flew into Beijing yesterday, the city was shrouded in what looked like a thick smog.

The thick smog has sharply reduced visibility.

RUSSIA: Millions of Muscovites were advised to stay indoors yesterday as thick smog from forest fires choked the city.

Not a moment too soon, judging by the shit coming out of their exhaust and adding to the thick smog.

The homes are heated with small coal burners, adding to the thick smog that blankets Ulan Bator in the winter.

A thick smog hanging over much of the Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Buryatia and Yakutsia regions was disrupting air traffic and causing health problems.

Sixty years ago thick smog descended on London, contributing to the deaths of an estimated 4,000 people.

Beijing and a large area of northern China are shrouded in thick smog, as the country's extended holiday has come to an end.

Russia's senior public health official suggested on Tuesday employers free their staff while the thick smog and record-breaking heat in the Russian capital surged.

It was feared that smoke from the blazes could impact the opening Grand Slam of the year after qualifying was hit by thick smog.

Like much of Delhi on most winter mornings, Noida is blanketed in thick smog and a heavy dust that cakes windows and clogs throats.