obscure
例子
The philosopher 's theories remained obscure, only fully appreciated by a small group of experts.
这位哲学家的理论仍然晦涩难懂，只有一小群专家才能完全理解。
例子
The artist 's early works were obscure, with only a few critics appreciating their unique style.
这位艺术家的早期作品晦涩难懂，只有少数评论家欣赏他们独特的风格。
例子
She lived in an obscure neighborhood, largely overlooked by outsiders.
她住在一个偏僻的社区，很大程度上被外人忽视了。
例子
The flaw in the design was obscure, barely visible to the naked eye.
设计中的缺陷很模糊，肉眼几乎看不见。
to obscure
01
隐藏, 掩盖
to conceal or hide something
Transitive: to obscure sth
例子
Dark clouds started to obscure the sun, casting a shadow over the landscape.
乌云开始遮蔽太阳，在风景上投下阴影。
02
使模糊, 使难懂
to make something unclear or difficult to understand
Transitive: to obscure a concept or idea
例子
Introducing too many characters in the story can obscure its main plotline.
在故事中引入太多角色可能会模糊其主要情节。
03
使模糊, 使不太清楚
to change a vowel sound so that it is less clear or pronounced softly, often becoming a schwa sound
Transitive: to obscure a vowel
例子
The second syllable of the word is obscured, sounding more like a schwa.
单词的第二个音节被模糊了，听起来更像一个schwa。
词汇树
obscurantist
obscurely
obscureness
obscure
