Traduções para „muggy“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

muggy <-ier, -iest> [ˈmʌgi] ADJ

muggy

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Nights are warm and somewhat muggy because of the heat stored by the sea.

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And the expressions, well, they're just more muggy.

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Summers are usually hot and very muggy, averaging in the mid-80s during the day, though the high humidity makes it feel much warmer.

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The first day was very hot and muggy.

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All that starry night they wandered slowly around the sky, and all the next day, and through the next night, a muggy, cloudy one.

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The temperature hovers between 90 and 100 degrees and the air is muggy and thick.

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Though amateurs, they seemed to express the joyousness of the occasion and were undaunted by the sweltering heat of a muggy monsoon morning.

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This combination results in very cold, dry winters with generally high winds, and muggy summers that provide ideal conditions for the breeding of mosquitos.

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The summers are hot and muggy, with afternoon or evening rains and abundant green foliage.

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It is also very muggy and hot during these months.

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