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单词 blur
释义
blur
noun[S]
uk
/blɜːr/us
/blɝː/
something that you cannotseeclearly:
模糊的东西
If I don'twearmyglasses, everything isjust ablur.如果不戴眼镜，我看任何东西都是模糊的。
something that you cannotrememberorunderstandclearly:
记不清的东西；理解不清楚的东西
It allhappenedsolongago that it'sjust ablur to me now.这件事发生在很久以前，我现在记不清了。
The last fewdaysseemto have gone byin ablur.过去几天似乎是在恍恍惚惚中度过的。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Indistinct & invisible
  • blurrily
  • blurry
  • fuzzily
  • fuzziness
  • fuzzy
  • gauzily
  • inconspicuous
  • indiscernible
  • indistinct
  • invisibly
  • melt
  • melt (away) intosomething
  • not see hide nor hair ofsomeoneidiom
  • smudged
  • super-subtle
  • unapparent
  • unclear
  • unseen
  • vague
  • vaporous
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Forgetting and forgetfulness
blur
verb[IorT]
uk
/blɜːr/us
/blɝː/
-rr-
to (make something or someone)becomedifficulttoseeclearly:
（使）变模糊
As shedriftedintosleep, the doctor'sfacebeganto blur andfade.当她渐渐入睡时，医生的脸开始模糊，渐渐消失了。
to make thedifferencebetween two things lessclear, or to make itdifficulttoseetheexacttruthabout something:
使…的区别不明显；使难以了解…的真相
Thisfilmblurs theline/distinction/boundarybetweenrealityandfantasy.这部电影模糊了现实与幻想的界限。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Indistinct & invisible
  • blurrily
  • blurry
  • fuzzily
  • fuzziness
  • fuzzy
  • gauzily
  • inconspicuous
  • indiscernible
  • indistinct
  • invisibly
  • melt
  • melt (away) intosomething
  • not see hide nor hair ofsomeoneidiom
  • smudged
  • super-subtle
  • unapparent
  • unclear
  • unseen
  • vague
  • vaporous
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Puzzle and confuse
(Definition ofblurfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

blur| American Dictionary

blur
noun[U]
us
/blɜr/
something whoseshapeis notclear
A blur is also something that you cannotrememberclearly:
It allhappenedsolongago that it’s just a blur to me now.

blurry

adjectiveus
/ˈblɜr·i,ˈblʌr·i/
Theexhibitconsisted of blurry, blown-up, black-and-whitephotographs.
blur
verb[I/T]
us/blɜr/
-rr-
tobecomeunclear, or to make something hard tosee:
[T]Thesedealsare blurring thedistinctionbetweenlocalandlong-distancetelephoneservice.
-rr-
If amemoryhas blurred or something has blurred it, itbecomeshard torememberclearly:
Mychildhoodmemoriesare already blurring.

blurred

adjectiveus
/blɜrd/
People whodevelopmeningitiscan get astiffneck, blurredvision, andheadaches.
(Definition ofblurfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofblur

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Toxicities included hypotension (requiring use of dopamine in two patients), allergic reaction, blurred vision, neutropaenia, thrombocytopaenia and leukopaenia.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Writers within this movement say that the world is not neatly divided into national categories, but that boundaries are increasingly blurred and negotiable.
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While this did not alter the two-party game, it nevertheless heightened competition, thus blurring party lines for some voters.
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One of the most important of these claims was that the visual signals of hierarchy were blurred, that precedence could not be assured.
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Everywhere they looked, they saw the lines blurring between supposedly private activities.
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Transformations in the structure of the family may have blurred age-scheduled roles.
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We recognise that this approach blurs the distinctions among t h e s e diseases, but our goal is to emphasise common themes and controversies.
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She and those light-skinned children blurred the boundary between white and black.
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In addition, the story blurs the boundaries between the legitimate and the illegitimate, authority and deviance.
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The notion of affinity thus systematically blurred the distinction between natural substances and chemical artifacts.
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The space seems flattened and compressed, blurring the distinction between interior and exterior, between close and far away.
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One can easily confuse this pattern with the sultanistic regime type's "blurred line" between regime and state.
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The relation between original and secondary stimulus is inevitably blurred by random fluctuations due to the probabilistic nature of all chemical reactions.
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Instead, this melody blurs the articulation of the notated 9/8 metre through agogic emphasis on the first tied dotted crotchet.
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Landed families had town houses alongside wealthy merchants, while the divisions between land and trade were blurred at many points, frequently within the same family.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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