| 单词 | blur |
| 释义 | blur I. 1. < these blurs are too apparent in his life — John Milton > 2. < the letter was full of blurs > 3. a. < the blur of spring foliage in the southeast — Ellen Glasgow > b. < picked up his book and pretended to read, turning the pages and staring at a dim blur of words — Josephine Johnson > 4. < his voice came clearly through the blur of engines — Vincent McHugh > II. transitive verb 1. < his damp fingers blurred the manuscript > 2. < his reputation was blurred > : blemish < an act that blurs the grace and blush of modesty — Shakespeare > 3. < the needs of association blurred the peculiarities among Dane and Swede and Norwegian — Oscar Handlin > < with memory blurring out all but the high light — Ernest Beaglehole > 4. < in her nineties time had begun to blur her senses — W.A.White > intransitive verb 1. < the moths tapped and blurred at the window screen — R.P.Warren > 2. < the distinctions of politics in both countries tend to blur — Frank Gorrell > |
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