1. | （移动的）模糊形状a shape that you cannot see clearly, often because it is moving too fast |
His arm was a rapid blur of movement as he struck. 他出击时胳膊快速一晃，令人眼花缭乱。 | |
Everything is a blur when I take my glasses off. 我摘掉眼镜什么都变得模糊不清。 |
2. | 模糊的记忆something that you cannot remember clearly |
The events of that day were just a blur. 那天发生的事只剩一片模糊的记忆。 |
1. | [i][t] （使）变得模糊不清if the shape or outline of sthblurs , or if sthblurs it, it becomes less clear and sharp |
The writing blurred and danced before his eyes. 字迹变得一片模糊，在他眼前晃动。 | |
The mist blurred the edges of the buildings. 建筑群在薄雾中若隐若现。 |
2. | [t][i] ~ (sth) （使）视线模糊；（使）看不清if sthblurs your eyes or vision, or your eyes or visionblur , you cannot see things clearly |
Tears blurred her eyes. 泪水模糊了她的视线。 |
3. | [i][t] （使）难以区分to become or make sth become difficult to distinguish clearly |
The differences between art and life seem to have blurred. 艺术和生活之间的差别似乎已变得模糊不清。 | |
She tends to blur the distinction between her friends and her colleagues. 她往往将朋友和同事混淆起来。 |
