搜索
to blur
01
模糊, 使模糊
to make something appear less clear or distinct
Transitive: to blur an image
Example
The photographer intentionally blurred the background to highlight the subject.
摄影师故意使背景模糊，以突出主题。
A quick swipe of the eraser can blur pencil lines for a softer look.
轻轻一扫橡皮擦可以模糊铅笔线条，让效果更加柔和。
02
使模糊, 弄糊涂
to cause imperfection or distortion in vision
Transitive: to blur one's vision
Example
Prolonged exposure to the bright screen of the computer blurred his eyesight.
长时间盯着电脑的亮屏使他的视力模糊。
The scratched surface of the eyeglasses blurred her vision.
眼镜的划痕使她的视线模糊。
03
模糊, 使模糊
to render unclear or obscure
Transitive: to blur one's senses or mind
Example
The artist intentionally blurred the lines between reality and imagination in his surreal paintings.
这位艺术家故意在他超现实的画作中模糊了现实与想象之间的界限。
The complex legal jargon blurred the comprehension of the average citizen.
复杂的法律术语使普通公民的理解变得模糊。
04
模糊, 变得不清晰
to appear less clear or distinct
Intransitive
Example
As the fog rolled in, the outlines of the trees began to blur.
当雾气弥漫时，树木的轮廓开始变得模糊，变得不清晰。
Tears welled in her eyes, causing the words on the page to blur as she struggled to maintain composure.
眼中涌出了泪水，导致纸上的文字变得模糊，尽管她努力保持镇定。
05
模糊, 涂抹
to obscure something by smudging or smearing
Transitive: to blur sth
Example
The child 's fingerprints inadvertently blur the glossy surface of the newly polished table.
孩子的指纹不小心涂抹了新抛光桌子的光滑表面。
The spilled ink begins to blur the lines of the intricate calligraphy.
洒落的墨水开始模糊精美书法的线条。
Blur
01
模糊, 朦胧
a hazy or indistinct representation
