fuzzy
形容詞
定義 fuzzy 形容詞
clarity(清晰度)
Describing an image with indistinct edges or a sound, especially from electronic devices, that is unclear due to interference or unwanted noise.
模糊不清的；嘈杂的
Is your television picture always this blurry?
你的电视画面总是这么模糊吗？
The radio picks up many stations, but the sound is often somewhat unclear.
收音机收到了很多电台，但声音常常有点不清楚。
The images in the old photos are a bit fuzzy and hard to make out.
老照片中的图像有点模糊，难以辨认。
- informal(非正式)
Lacking clarity or distinctness.
不清晰的
Although some details remain unclear, the basic outline of the event is beginning to emerge.
虽然一些细节仍不清楚，但事件的基本轮廓开始浮现。
After drinking so much last night, my mind feels a bit fuzzy this morning.
昨晚喝了太多酒，今天早上我的脑袋感觉有点模糊。
Sorry, I'm still a bit fuzzy, could you repeat that?
抱歉，我还是有点模糊，你能再说一遍吗？
appearance(外观)
Describing hair that is an untidy mass of tight, small curls.
（毛发）蓬乱的；有紧密小卷的
Oh no, it’s raining – my hair is going to get all fuzzy.
噢不，下雨了——我的头发会变得乱蓬蓬的。
She has a head of fuzzy curls.
她有一头蓬乱的卷发。
texture(质地)
Having a surface that feels like short fur.
毛茸茸的
The sweater has a fuzzy texture.
这件毛衣有毛茸茸的质感。
The surface of this toy is fuzzy and feels very comfortable to touch.
这个玩具的表面毛茸茸的，摸起来非常舒服。