Definition of blurry in English:

blurry

adjective ˈbləːriˈbləri

1Not clearly or distinctly visible or audible.
video projectors provided extremely blurry images
Example sentencesExamples
- In the upper right corner, a transparent, blurry patch of white suggests mist.
- Some scenes are grainy, and some background images are blurry.
- Within the flat, perfectly even strata, the drawn lines appear blurrier the deeper they lie.
- About two-thirds the way through the opening credits, the screen fills with a blurry, strangely soft image.
- Many artists love early machinery, old movie projectors, blurry pieces of film.
- The black-and-white photography is often overexposed and a little blurry.
- In the orbital shots, gorgeously blurry color effects swirl around the axis of his body.
- The resulting images show a huge, blurry, white sun dotted with small, indistinct black discs.
- Some of the scenes reinserted into the film are blurry.
- Above a slab of white wall, the edge of a window reveals a sliver of blurry blue-green foliage.
1. 1.1 Unable to perceive clear or sharp images.
  vision may be hazy or blurry for a few days after surgery
  their eyes were blurry with tears
  Example sentencesExamples
  Many of the symptoms, such as fatigue, weight loss, irritability, and blurry vision are often overlooked.
  I'm blurry as I parachute to a spot near the mansion, but feel better once I hit the ground.
  My eyes get blurry, and I get double vision.
  If your eyes go all blurry at the very thought of reading about it, all I can do is encourage you to persevere.
  He burst across the line and staggered to a halt, eyesight blurry, reeling as people surrounded him.
2. 1.2 Perceived or remembered indistinctly.
  there's a very blurry line between art and advertising
  my memories of him are blurry at best
  Example sentencesExamples
  The lines between showbiz and politics keep getting blurrier and blurrier.
  The whole story loses its traction, beginning with blurry confusion in keeping track of all the different characters.
  At the moment, the difference between public and private is very blurry in Holland.
  The lines between law and war are much more blurry than they were in 1949.
  With children, the line between morality and simple comfort is blurry.
  The main characters' intentions become more and more blurry and less and less trustworthy.
  Make sure the supporting details are complicated and blurry enough to prevent easy refutation.
  In these casually snapped photographs, the boundaries between art and life, like the images themselves, can be blurry.
  These entities suggest an unusually blurry line between the realms of state and society.
  The line between dreams, memories, and lived reality is very blurry.

Rhymes

firry, furry

Definition of blurry in US English:

blurry

adjectiveˈblərēˈbləri

1Not clearly or distinctly visible or audible.
video projectors provided extremely blurry images
Example sentencesExamples
- In the orbital shots, gorgeously blurry color effects swirl around the axis of his body.
- About two-thirds the way through the opening credits, the screen fills with a blurry, strangely soft image.
- The black-and-white photography is often overexposed and a little blurry.
- Some of the scenes reinserted into the film are blurry.
- Within the flat, perfectly even strata, the drawn lines appear blurrier the deeper they lie.
- Many artists love early machinery, old movie projectors, blurry pieces of film.
- The resulting images show a huge, blurry, white sun dotted with small, indistinct black discs.
- Some scenes are grainy, and some background images are blurry.
- Above a slab of white wall, the edge of a window reveals a sliver of blurry blue-green foliage.
- In the upper right corner, a transparent, blurry patch of white suggests mist.
1. 1.1 Unable to perceive clear or sharp images.
  vision may be hazy or blurry for a few days after surgery
  their eyes were blurry with tears
  Example sentencesExamples
  I'm blurry as I parachute to a spot near the mansion, but feel better once I hit the ground.
  He burst across the line and staggered to a halt, eyesight blurry, reeling as people surrounded him.
  If your eyes go all blurry at the very thought of reading about it, all I can do is encourage you to persevere.
  Many of the symptoms, such as fatigue, weight loss, irritability, and blurry vision are often overlooked.
  My eyes get blurry, and I get double vision.
2. 1.2 Perceived or remembered indistinctly.
  there's a very blurry line between art and advertising
  my memories of him are blurry at best
  Example sentencesExamples
  With children, the line between morality and simple comfort is blurry.
  The lines between showbiz and politics keep getting blurrier and blurrier.
  The line between dreams, memories, and lived reality is very blurry.
  The main characters' intentions become more and more blurry and less and less trustworthy.
  The lines between law and war are much more blurry than they were in 1949.
  Make sure the supporting details are complicated and blurry enough to prevent easy refutation.
  In these casually snapped photographs, the boundaries between art and life, like the images themselves, can be blurry.
  These entities suggest an unusually blurry line between the realms of state and society.
  At the moment, the difference between public and private is very blurry in Holland.
  The whole story loses its traction, beginning with blurry confusion in keeping track of all the different characters.

单词	blurry
释义	Definition of blurry in English: blurry adjective ˈbləːriˈbləri 1Not clearly or distinctly visible or audible. video projectors provided extremely blurry images Example sentencesExamples In the upper right corner, a transparent, blurry patch of white suggests mist. Some scenes are grainy, and some background images are blurry. Within the flat, perfectly even strata, the drawn lines appear blurrier the deeper they lie. About two-thirds the way through the opening credits, the screen fills with a blurry, strangely soft image. Many artists love early machinery, old movie projectors, blurry pieces of film. The black-and-white photography is often overexposed and a little blurry. In the orbital shots, gorgeously blurry color effects swirl around the axis of his body. The resulting images show a huge, blurry, white sun dotted with small, indistinct black discs. Some of the scenes reinserted into the film are blurry. Above a slab of white wall, the edge of a window reveals a sliver of blurry blue-green foliage. 1.1 Unable to perceive clear or sharp images. vision may be hazy or blurry for a few days after surgery their eyes were blurry with tears Example sentencesExamples Many of the symptoms, such as fatigue, weight loss, irritability, and blurry vision are often overlooked. I'm blurry as I parachute to a spot near the mansion, but feel better once I hit the ground. My eyes get blurry, and I get double vision. If your eyes go all blurry at the very thought of reading about it, all I can do is encourage you to persevere. He burst across the line and staggered to a halt, eyesight blurry, reeling as people surrounded him. 1.2 Perceived or remembered indistinctly. there's a very blurry line between art and advertising my memories of him are blurry at best Example sentencesExamples The lines between showbiz and politics keep getting blurrier and blurrier. The whole story loses its traction, beginning with blurry confusion in keeping track of all the different characters. At the moment, the difference between public and private is very blurry in Holland. The lines between law and war are much more blurry than they were in 1949. With children, the line between morality and simple comfort is blurry. The main characters' intentions become more and more blurry and less and less trustworthy. Make sure the supporting details are complicated and blurry enough to prevent easy refutation. In these casually snapped photographs, the boundaries between art and life, like the images themselves, can be blurry. These entities suggest an unusually blurry line between the realms of state and society. The line between dreams, memories, and lived reality is very blurry. Rhymes firry, furry Definition of blurry in US English: blurry adjectiveˈblərēˈbləri 1Not clearly or distinctly visible or audible. video projectors provided extremely blurry images Example sentencesExamples In the orbital shots, gorgeously blurry color effects swirl around the axis of his body. About two-thirds the way through the opening credits, the screen fills with a blurry, strangely soft image. The black-and-white photography is often overexposed and a little blurry. Some of the scenes reinserted into the film are blurry. Within the flat, perfectly even strata, the drawn lines appear blurrier the deeper they lie. Many artists love early machinery, old movie projectors, blurry pieces of film. The resulting images show a huge, blurry, white sun dotted with small, indistinct black discs. Some scenes are grainy, and some background images are blurry. Above a slab of white wall, the edge of a window reveals a sliver of blurry blue-green foliage. In the upper right corner, a transparent, blurry patch of white suggests mist. 1.1 Unable to perceive clear or sharp images. vision may be hazy or blurry for a few days after surgery their eyes were blurry with tears Example sentencesExamples I'm blurry as I parachute to a spot near the mansion, but feel better once I hit the ground. He burst across the line and staggered to a halt, eyesight blurry, reeling as people surrounded him. If your eyes go all blurry at the very thought of reading about it, all I can do is encourage you to persevere. Many of the symptoms, such as fatigue, weight loss, irritability, and blurry vision are often overlooked. My eyes get blurry, and I get double vision. 1.2 Perceived or remembered indistinctly. there's a very blurry line between art and advertising my memories of him are blurry at best Example sentencesExamples With children, the line between morality and simple comfort is blurry. The lines between showbiz and politics keep getting blurrier and blurrier. The line between dreams, memories, and lived reality is very blurry. The main characters' intentions become more and more blurry and less and less trustworthy. The lines between law and war are much more blurry than they were in 1949. Make sure the supporting details are complicated and blurry enough to prevent easy refutation. In these casually snapped photographs, the boundaries between art and life, like the images themselves, can be blurry. These entities suggest an unusually blurry line between the realms of state and society. At the moment, the difference between public and private is very blurry in Holland. The whole story loses its traction, beginning with blurry confusion in keeping track of all the different characters.
随便看	page proof pager -pager page reference pagers pages pageship Page, Sir Frederick Handley paget Paget cell Page Three Page Three girl page through page through pagetic pagetoid pagets paget's cell Paget's cell Paget's disease page-turner page-turning page-turning page view pageview