blur
noun
Definitions of blur noun
- Singular(单数)
something that is not clear or distinct
模糊不清
Without my glasses, everything appears as a blur.
没有眼镜，所有东西看起来都是一片模糊。
The distant buildings appeared as a blur in the fog.
远处的建筑物在雾中看起来一片模糊。
The speeding car was just a blur.
那辆快速行驶的车只是一片模糊。
- Singular(单数)
something that is difficult to remember or understand clearly
模糊；模糊
That period of time is just a blur to me.
那段时间对我来说只是一个模糊的印象。
My memory of last night's event is a blur, probably because I was too tired.
我对昨晚的记忆很模糊，可能是因为我太累了。
The stress of exam week was overwhelming, and those days passed in a blur.
考试周的压力太大，那些日子在模糊中过去了。
verb
Definitions of blur verb
- Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)
to make something difficult to see clearly
模糊；使模糊
Tears blurred her vision.
泪水模糊了她的视线。
Staring at the computer screen for too long can blur your vision.
长时间盯着电脑屏幕会模糊你的视力。
The raindrops on the window blurred the view outside.
窗户上的雨滴模糊了外面的景色。
- Transitive(及物动词)Intransitive(不及物动词)
to make the difference between two things less clear; to make the truth about something difficult to see
模糊；使...不明显
In modern society, technology often blurs the lines between work and life.
在现代社会中，科技常常模糊了工作与生活之间的界限。
This policy blurs the distinction between individual privacy and public safety.
这项政策模糊了个人隐私与公共安全之间的区别。
The media's coverage of the event often blurs the truth.
媒体对事件的报道常常模糊了真相。