"a se înnora"

Translation: to cloud up

[jureskraba]

Isn't more correct translation "it is getting cloudy"?

[Lurch_M]

In English, the expressions "to cloud up" and "to get cloudy" mean the same thing, so both should be accepted. Not in the form you just wrote, though.

[Rosie-L]

Cloud up? I've never heard anyone say that. In England, it's always 'cloud over'.

[Lixmage]

Agreed, we never say to cloud up. We say to cloud over or to get cloudy.

[DavidCarver]

Dear Duo, I think that you should change the Romanian-English dictionary you are using for a more reliable one

[mikemcdevitt]

In American English, I'd use "getting cloudy."

[LABv7L1N]

We might say that a window or mirror 'clouds up'.

[Jean-Pierr435341]

What about 'to ignore'?

[wainblatrobert]

a ignora
it's not reflexive