英语词汇“fuzzy”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	fuzzy
释义	fuzzy I. \ˈfəzē, -zi\ adjective (-er/-est) Etymology: perhaps from Low German fussig loose, light, spongy; akin to Dutch voos spongy, Old Norse fauskr rotten wood, Old High German fūl rotten — more at foul 1. now dialect England : not firm : spongy 2. : having a furry or downy appearance : covered with fuzz < deep-piled fuzzy felts — Lois Long > < an inviting carpet of fuzzy green moss — Tome Marvel > 3. : lacking in clarity or definition: as a. : indistinct in outline : not in focus : blurred < camera movement is a very likely cause of fuzzy photos — Kodak Photo Notes > specifically : lacking in musical clarity < the loud fugue gets fuzzy towards end — Saturday Review > b. : vague, inconclusive, indefinite < like many crusaders … vehement in assault but fuzzy as to the nature of his reforms — Charles Lee > c. : confused, incoherent, muddled < when a man's thinking is fuzzy or involved, so will his writing be — W.R.Parker > specifically : muddled by drink < drank faster than anybody else without becoming fuzzy — Herman Wouk > 4. : curled, crisped, frizzy < fuzzy red wigs stuck with jewels — G.W.Thornbury > II. noun (-es) 1. : fuzzy-wuzzy 2. : fuzztail
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