vague; indistinct; blurred; to obscure
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
2 senses · 8 examplesadjective
vague; indistinct; unclear; blurred; fuzzy
Describes visual clarity, mental states, or abstract concepts that lack precision.
Zhè这
zhāng张
jiù旧
zhào照
piàn片
yǐ已
jīng经
biàn变
de得
hěn很
mó模
hu糊
le了
。
This old photo has become very blurred.
Tā他
duì对
zhè这
gè个
wèn问
tí题
de的
rèn认
shi识
hái还
hěn很
mó模
hu糊
。
His understanding of this issue is still quite vague.
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Zì字
jì迹
mó模
hu糊
，
hěn很
nán难
biàn辨
rèn认
。
The handwriting is blurred and hard to recognize.
Shuì睡
mèng梦
zhōng中
，
tā他
mó模
mo模
hu糊
hu糊
tīng听
dào到
yǒu有
rén人
qiāo敲
mén门
。
While sleeping, he vaguely heard someone knocking on the door.
verb
to blur; to obscure; to confuse; to muddle; to make indistinct
Used when an action or factor causes something to become unclear. Often used in negative constructions warning against obscuring boundaries or truths.
Lèi泪
shuǐ水
mó模
hu糊
le了
tā她
de的
shuāng双
yǎn眼
。
Tears blurred her eyes.
Wǒ我
men们
bù不
yào要
mó模
hu糊
le了
shì是
fēi非
jiè界
xiàn限
。
We must not blur the boundaries between right and wrong.
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Guò过
dù度
xiū修
shì饰
fǎn反
ér而
huì会
mó模
hu糊
wén文
zhāng章
de的
zhòng重
diǎn点
。
Excessive editing will instead obscure the main point of the article.
Bù不
yào要
yòng用
qíng情
xù绪
huà化
de的
yǔ语
yán言
lái来
mó模
hu糊
shì事
shí实
。
Don't use emotional language to obscure the facts.