blur

[blə:]

v.弄脏, 使 ... 模糊
n.污点, 模糊

n.

1. 模糊; 模糊不清的事物[S]

Everything becomes a blur when you travel beyond a certain speed.

当你超过一定的速度行进时, 一切都变得模模糊糊的。

2. 污点, 污迹[C]

The letter had many blots and blurs.

信上有许多墨水渍和污迹。

vt.

1. 使模糊不清, 使朦胧

Tears blurred her eyes.

她泪眼模糊。

2. 弄脏; 玷污

I blurred my report by spilling milk on it.

我不小心把牛奶泼了出来, 弄脏了报告。

vi.

1. 变模糊

Her eyes blurred with tears.

他的视线因泪水变得模糊不清。

2. 沾上污迹

词形变化

形容词: blurry | 名词: blurriness | 动词过去式: blurred | 动词过去分词: blurred | 动词现在分词: blurring | 动词第三人称单数: blurs |

词义辨析

同义:

vt.使模糊不清, 使朦胧

smear  cloud  dim  

同义参见:

fog  shade  mist  

英英释义

名词 blur:

a hazy or indistinct representation

同义词：fuzz

动词 blur:

become glassy; lose clear vision

同义词：film over, glaze over

to make less distinct or clear

make unclear, indistinct, or blurred

同义词：confuse, obscure, obnubilate

make a smudge on; soil by smudging

同义词：smear, smudge, smutch

make dim or indistinct

同义词：blear

become vague or indistinct

同义词：dim, slur

补充

blurblur英:[blə:] 美:[blɚ]n.1.模糊, 模糊之物The houses appeared as a blur in the mist.房子在薄雾中隐隐约约看不清。vt. & vi.1.(使)变模糊Dust blurred my vision.灰尘模糊了我的视线。

例句

1. Her face is a blur.她的面孔模糊不清。 2. I visited many other places that seem a blur to me now.我还去过其他很多地方, 但对那些地方的记忆已经模糊不清。 3. Out of the corner of my eye I saw a blur of movement on the other side of the glass.透过眼睛的余光, 我影影绰绰看到玻璃外面有什么东西一闪而过。 4. This creates a spectrum of colours at the edges of objects which blurs the image.这引起物体周边形成色谱, 图像因此变得模糊不清。 5. Tears blurred my vision.泪水模糊了我的视线。 6. The evidence is blurred by central banks' reluctance to reveal their blunders.中央银行不愿意披露他们的过失, 这使证据变得含糊不清。 7. Television is blurring the distinction between sport and show business.电视正在模糊体育竞技界和演艺界之间的区别。 8. If you move your eyes and your head, the picture will blur.要是你眼睛和头动了, 图片就会不清楚。 9. Her eyes, behind her glasses, began to blur.镜片后面, 她的双眼开始看不清东西。 10. The doors and windows were blurred with soot.那些门窗被煤烟弄得很脏。 11. The fog blurred the outline of the plane.浓雾使飞机轮廓模糊不清。 12. Mist often blurs the landscape.薄雾常常使风景暗淡。 13. to blur someone's good reputation玷污某人的好名声 14. to blur someone's senses使某人失去知觉 15. The damp paper caused the ink to blur.潮纸因墨水弄上污渍。 16. Everything blurred as we ran.我们飞跑时周围的一切都变得模糊。 17. His speech blurred the more he drank.他喝酒越多，他的话越含糊不清。 18. tears blurred her vision.泪水模糊了她的视线。 19. his novels blur the boundaries between criticism and fiction.他的小说模糊了文学批评与小说之间的界限。 20. in front of him the page blurred.那一页在他面前变得模糊了。 21. the pale blur of her face.她模模糊糊苍白的脸。 22. the words were a blur.那些字模糊不清。 23. the day before was a blur.前一天的事情记不清了。 24. Without my glasses, their faces were just a blur.我没戴眼镜，根本看不清他们的脸。 25. The words on the page blurred as tears filled her eyes.她热泪盈眶，眼前的字句都显得模糊了。 26. He passed by in a blur of motion.他一闪而过。 27. "As the train sped on, everything outside the window was a blur."火车越开越快，窗外的一切变得模糊起来。 28. I looked out at the blur of faces in the audience.我望着观众那一张张模糊的脸。 29. The letters are just a blur without my glasses.我不戴眼镜看那些字母是模糊一片。 30. The whole weekend is just a blur to me. [=I don't remember the events of the weekend very clearly]周末发生的事我都记不清了。 31. a blurry image模糊的图像 32. She's suffering from blurry vision.她视力不好，看东西很模糊。 33. The letters are blurry [=blurred] without my glasses.我不戴眼镜看那些字母是模糊的。 34. a technique that blurs the edges of the image [=makes the edges of the image less sharp]模糊化处理图像边缘的技术 35. The tears in my eyes blurred the words on the page.满眼泪水使我无法看清页面上的字。 36. His novel is based on historical occurrences but it blurs the line/distinction between fact and fiction.他的小说以历史事件为依据，但模糊了事实与虚构之间的界限。 37. I was so tired that my vision/eyes started to blur. [=I was not able to see clearly]我累得两眼昏花。 38. The two events have blurred together in my mind.这两件事我记混了。 39. The writing is blurred [=blurry] but I think I can read it.笔迹模糊不清，但我想我还可以辨认出来。 40. The patient's symptoms include blurred vision.病人的症状包括视力模糊。 41. a blurred memory模糊的记忆