英语词汇“obscure”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	obscure
释义	Trends of obscure View usage for: obscure (ɒbskjʊəʳ) Word forms: comparative obscurer, superlative obscurest, 3rd person singular presenttense obscures, present participle obscuring, past tense, past participle obscured 1. adjective If something or someone is obscure, they are unknown, or are known by only a few people. The origin of the custom is obscure. The hymn was written by an obscure Greek composer. Synonyms: unknown, minor, little-known, humble More Synonyms of obscure 2. adjective Something that is obscure is difficult to understand or deal with, usually because it involves so many parts or details. The contracts are written in obscure language. Richard's statement was disgracefully obscure. Synonyms: abstruse, involved, complex, confusing More Synonyms of obscure 3. verb If one thing obscures another, it prevents it from being seen or heard properly. Trees obscured his vision; he couldn't see much of the Square's southern half. [VERB noun] One wall of the parliament building is now almost completely obscured by a huge banner. [be VERB-ed] Synonyms: hide, cover (up), screen, mask More Synonyms of obscure 4. verb To obscure something means to make it difficult to understand. ...the jargon that frequently obscures educational writing. [VERB noun] This issue has been obscured by recent events. [be VERB-ed] Synonyms: obfuscate [formal], confuse, cloud, blur More Synonyms of obscure More Synonyms of obscure obscure in British English (əbˈskjʊə) adjective 1. unclear or abstruse 2. indistinct, vague, or indefinite 3. inconspicuous or unimportant 4. hidden, secret, or remote 5. (of a vowel) reduced to or transformed into a neutral vowel (ə) 6. gloomy, dark, clouded, or dim verb (transitive) 7. to make unclear, vague, or hidden 8. to cover or cloud over 9. phonetics to pronounce (a vowel) with articulation that causes it to become a neutral sound represented by (ə) noun 10. a rare word for obscurity Derived forms obscuration (ˌɒbskjʊˈreɪʃən) noun obscurely (obˈscurely) adverb obscureness (obˈscureness) noun Word origin C14: via Old French from Latin obscūrus dark obscure in American English (əbˈskjʊr; ɑbˈskjʊr) adjective 1. lacking light; dim; dark; murky the obscure night 2. not easily perceived ; specif., a. not clear or distinct; faint or undefined an obscure figure or sound b. not easily understood; vague; cryptic; ambiguous an obscure explanation c. in an inconspicuous position; hidden an obscure village 3. not well-known; not famous an obscure scientist 4. Phonetics pronounced as (ə) or ( (ɪ) ) because it is not stressed; reduced; neutral said of a vowel verb transitiveWord forms: obˈscured or obˈscuring 5. to make obscure ; specif., a. to darken; make dim b. to conceal from view; hide c. to make less conspicuous; overshadow a success that obscured earlier failures d. to make less intelligible; confuse testimony that obscures the issue 6. Phonetics to make (a vowel) obscure noun 7. Rare obscurity SYNONYMY NOTE: obscure applies to that which is perceived with difficulty either because it is concealedor veiled or because of obtuseness in the perceiver [their reasons remain obscure]; vague implies such a lack of precision or exactness as to be indistinct or unclear [a vague idea]; enigmatic, cryptic are used of that which baffles or perplexes, the latter word implying deliberateintention to puzzle [enigmatic behavior, a cryptic warning]; ambiguous applies to that which puzzles because it allows of more than one interpretation [an ambiguous title]; equivocal is used of something ambiguous that is deliberately used to mislead or confuse [an equivocal answer] OPPOSITES: clear, distinct, obvious Derived forms obscurely (obˈscurely) adverb obscureness (obˈscureness) noun Word origin OFr obscur < L obscurus, lit., covered over < ob- (see ob-) + IE skuro- < base (s)keu-, to cover, conceal > hide1, sky Examples of 'obscure' in a sentence obscure The smog was so thick yesterday that tall buildings were obscured. Times, Sunday Times (2006) My concern for majesty almost obscured my practice of mercy. Christianity Today (2000) It was simply not dense enough to obscure completely a truly dreadful match. Times, Sunday Times (2008) They often picked one of the more obscure meanings rather than the common required one. Times, Sunday Times (2015) This is sound advice because thicker clouds obscure more stars. Times, Sunday Times (2007) His calm style almost obscures the fact that his stories deal with only the most exciting medical scenarios. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The very language seems obscure, let alone the intent behind it. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Why should we pay for this obscure, difficult stuff for the fun of a few? Times, Sunday Times (2010) They were so high that in a profile shot, they completely obscured my face. Times, Sunday Times (2009) It seems to have been an afterthought, probably added to pep up interest in an obscure composer. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Pull up any obscure language, preferably with the patience and good humour that took you this far. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The old town, worth visiting for its own sake, has old but obscure origins. Jepson, Tim Umbria - the green heart of Italy (1989) Video footage is inconclusive, with another player obscuring the camera's view. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Some of the names were obscured for legal reasons, but it included: v? Times, Sunday Times (2016) The lower limit is when the background becomes dim, obscuring the silhouette's outline. Freeman, Michael Collins Complete Guide to Photography (1993) Shut up then or, if you must, go and tend wild nature in odd obscure little corners called nature reserves. Times, Sunday Times (2013) First, it is very difficult to decide what is "obvious": what one person understands clearly may be rather obscure to another. Porush, David A Short Guide to Writing About Science (1995) She is in love with her subJect and has more appetite than I have for obscure architects and building plans but she writes superbly. Times, Sunday Times (2013) In other languages obscure British English: obscure ADJECTIVE If something or someone is obscure, they are unknown, or are known by only a few people. The origin of the custom is obscure. American English: obscure Brazilian Portuguese: obscuro Chinese: 鲜为人知的 European Spanish: oscuro French: obscur German: unbekannt Italian: oscuro Japanese: よく知られていない Korean: 잘 알려지지 않은 European Portuguese: obscuro Latin American Spanish: oscuro British English: obscure VERB If one thing obscures another, it prevents it from being seen or heard properly. Trees obscured his vision; he couldn't see much of the Square's southern half. American English: obscure Brazilian Portuguese: ocultar Chinese: 遮掩 European Spanish: ocultar French: obscurcir German: verdecken Italian: oscurare Japanese: 覆い隠す Korean: 모호하게 만들다 European Portuguese: ocultar Latin American Spanish: ocultar Chinese translation of 'obscure' obscure (əbˈskjuəʳ) adj (= little-known) [place, author etc] 不知名的 (bù zhīmíng de) (= difficult to understand) 晦涩(澀)的 (huìsè de) vt (= conceal) [view, object] 遮蔽 (zhēbì) [truth, meaning etc] 混淆 (hùnxiáo) 1 (adjective) in the sense of unknown Definition not well-known The hymn was written by an obscure Greek composer. Synonyms unknown He was an unknown writer. minor a minor poet and wannabe actor little-known humble He came from a fairly humble, poor background. unfamiliar She grew many plants that were unfamiliar to me. out-of-the-way unseen lowly unimportant It was an unimportant job, and paid very little. unheard-of an unheard-of comic waiting for his big break to come along unsung nameless They had their cases rejected by nameless officials. undistinguished inconspicuous unnoted unhonoured unrenowned Opposites major , important , famous , significant , celebrated , familiar , distinguished , well-known , prominent , renowned , eminent , illustrious , widely-known 2 (adjective) in the sense of abstruse Definition not easily understood The contract is written in obscure language. Synonyms abstruse Meetings keep reverting to discussions about abstruse resolutions. involved The operation can be quite involved, requiring special procedures. complex in-depth coverage of today's complex issues confusing The statement they issued was highly confusing. puzzling His letter poses a number of puzzling questions. subtle He is a subtle character, you know. mysterious deep a deep, dark secret vague unclear doubtful mystical mystic union with God intricate intricate patterns and motifs ambiguous His remarks clarify an ambiguous statement given earlier this week. enigmatic She starred in one of Welles's most enigmatic films. esoteric She has published several books on pathworking and other esoteric subjects. perplexing The procedure is perplexing at the best of times. occult opaque the opaque language of the official report incomprehensible incomprehensible mathematics puzzles arcane cryptic I wondered just what he meant by that cryptic remark. unfathomable recondite Her poems are recondite in subject matter. Delphic clear as mud (informal) Opposites clear , obvious , plain , simple , apparent , evident , distinct , straightforward , explicit , definite , manifest , transparent , unmistakable , lucid , intelligible 3 (adjective) in the sense of unclear Definition unclear or indistinct The word is of obscure origin. Synonyms unclear It is unclear how much popular support they have. hidden Uncover hidden meanings and discover special messages. uncertain Students all over the country are facing an uncertain future. confused mysterious He died in mysterious circumstances. concealed doubtful It seemed doubtful that he would move at all. indefinite a person of indefinite age indeterminate I hope to carry on for an indeterminate period. Opposites well-known 4 (adjective) in the sense of indistinct Definition unclear or indistinct The hills were just an obscure shape in the mist. Synonyms indistinct The lettering is fuzzy and indistinct. vague He could just make out a vague shape in the distance. blurred blurred black and white photographs dark It was a dark and stormy night. clouded faint He became aware of the soft, faint sounds of water dripping. dim His torch picked out the dim figures. gloomy Inside it's gloomy after all that sunshine. veiled murky Their plane crashed in murky weather. fuzzy a couple of fuzzy pictures shadowy I watched him from a shadowy corner. cloudy The legal position on this issue is very cloudy. misty The air was cold and misty. hazy The air was filled with hazy sunshine and frost. indistinguishable indeterminate dusky He was walking down the road one dusky evening. undefined blurry lines and undefined borders out of focus Some of the pictures are out of focus. ill-defined staff with ill-defined responsibilities obfuscated indiscernible The signs were so concealed as to be almost indiscernible. tenebrous Opposites clear , bright , sharp , distinct , transparent , well-defined 1 (verb) in the sense of obstruct Definition to cover or cloud over Trees obscured his vision. Synonyms obstruct She positioned herself so as not to obstruct his view. hinder Landslides are continuing to hinder the arrival of relief supplies. block out 2 (verb) in the sense of hide Definition to make unclear or vague The building is almost completely obscured by a huge banner. Synonyms hide The compound was hidden by trees and shrubs. cover (up) screen The road is screened by a block of flats. mask A thick grey cloud masked the sun. disguise She made no attempt to disguise her contempt. conceal The device, concealed in a dustbin, was defused by police. veil Her hair swept across her face, as if to veil it. cloak He uses jargon to cloak his inefficiency. shroud Mist shrouded the outline of the palace. camouflage This is another clever attempt to camouflage reality. envelop the thick black cloud of smoke that enveloped the area encase enshroud the icy chill that enshrouded us Opposites show , reveal , expose , unveil , uncover , unmask 3 (verb) in the sense of obfuscate Definition to make unclear or vague the jargon that frequently obscures legal documents Synonyms obfuscate (formal) They are deliberately obfuscating the issue. confuse His critics accused him of trying to confuse the issue. cloud Perhaps anger has clouded his vision. blur Scientists are trying to blur the distinction between these questions. muddy It's difficult enough without muddying the issue with religion. darken A storm darkened the sky. muddy the waters of adumbrate befog throw a veil over bedim Opposites explain , clarify , interpret , disclose , explicate Additional synonyms in the sense of ambiguous Definition having more than one possible interpretation His remarks clarify an ambiguous statement given earlier this week. Synonyms unclear, puzzling, uncertain, obscure, vague, doubtful, dubious, enigmatic, indefinite, inconclusive, cryptic, indeterminate, equivocal, Delphic, oracular, enigmatical, clear as mud (informal) in the sense of blur Definition to make or become vague or less distinct Scientists are trying to blur the distinction between these questions. Synonyms obscure, make indistinct, mask, soften, muddy, obfuscate (formal), make vague, befog, make hazy in the sense of blurred blurred black and white photographs Synonyms indistinct, faint, vague, unclear, dim, fuzzy, misty, hazy, foggy, blurry, out of focus, ill-defined, lacking definition Synonyms of 'obscure' obscure Explore 'obscure' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of camouflage Definition to conceal by camouflage This is another clever attempt to camouflage reality. Synonyms disguise, cover, screen, hide, mask, conceal, obscure, veil, cloak, obfuscate (formal) in the sense of cloak Definition to hide or disguise He uses jargon to cloak his inefficiency. Synonyms hide, cover, screen, mask, disguise, conceal, obscure, veil, camouflage in the sense of cloud Definition to confuse or impair Perhaps anger has clouded his vision. Synonyms confuse, obscure, distort, impair, muddle, disorient, becloud in the sense of cloudy Definition confused or unclear The legal position on this issue is very cloudy. Synonyms vague, confused, obscure, blurred, unclear, hazy, indistinct in the sense of complex Definition intricate or complicated in-depth coverage of today's complex issues Synonyms complicated, difficult, involved, mixed, elaborate, tangled, mingled, intricate, tortuous, convoluted, knotty, labyrinthine, circuitous, Daedalian (literary) in the sense of conceal Definition to cover and hide The device, concealed in a dustbin, was defused by police. Synonyms hide, bury, stash (informal), secrete, cover, screen, disguise, obscure, camouflage in the sense of confuse Definition to make unclear His critics accused him of trying to confuse the issue. Synonyms obscure, cloud, complicate, muddle, darken, make more difficult, muddy the waters in the sense of confusing The statement they issued was highly confusing. Synonyms bewildering, complicated, puzzling, misleading, unclear, baffling, muddling, contradictory, ambiguous, inconsistent, perplexing, clear as mud (informal) in the sense of cryptic Definition having a hidden or secret meaning I wondered just what he meant by that cryptic remark. Synonyms mysterious, dark, coded, puzzling, obscure, vague, veiled, ambiguous, enigmatic, perplexing, arcane, equivocal, abstruse, Delphic, oracular in the sense of dark Definition having little or no light It was a dark and stormy night. Synonyms dim, murky, shady, shadowy, grey, cloudy, dingy, overcast, dusky, unlit, pitch-black, indistinct, poorly lit, sunless, tenebrous, darksome (literary), pitchy, unilluminated Additional synonyms in the sense of darken Definition to make or become dark or darker A storm darkened the sky. Synonyms cloud, shadow, shade, obscure, eclipse, dim, deepen, overshadow, blacken, becloud in the sense of deep Definition difficult to understand a deep, dark secret Synonyms secret, hidden, unknown, mysterious, concealed, obscure, abstract, veiled, esoteric, mystifying, impenetrable, arcane, abstruse, recondite, DEp in the sense of dim Definition not clearly seen His torch picked out the dim figures. Synonyms unclear, obscured, faint, blurred, fuzzy, shadowy, hazy, indistinguishable, bleary, undefined, out of focus, ill-defined, indistinct, indiscernible in the sense of disguise Definition to change the appearance or manner in order to conceal the identity of (someone or something) She made no attempt to disguise her contempt. Synonyms hide, cover, conceal, screen, mask, suppress, withhold, veil, cloak, shroud, camouflage, keep secret, hush up, draw a veil over, keep dark, keep under your hat in the sense of doubtful Definition unlikely or improbable It seemed doubtful that he would move at all. Synonyms unlikely, unclear, dubious, unsettled, dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), questionable, ambiguous, improbable, indefinite, unconfirmed, inconclusive, debatable, indeterminate, iffy (informal), equivocal, inexact in the sense of dusky Definition dim or shadowy He was walking down the road one dusky evening. Synonyms dim, twilight, shady, shadowy, gloomy, murky, cloudy, overcast, crepuscular, darkish, twilit, tenebrous, caliginous (archaic) in the sense of enigmatic She starred in one of Welles's most enigmatic films. Synonyms mysterious, puzzling, obscure, baffling, ambiguous, perplexing, incomprehensible, mystifying, inexplicable, unintelligible, paradoxical, cryptic, inscrutable, unfathomable, indecipherable, recondite, Delphic, oracular, sphinxlike in the sense of enshroud Definition to cover or hide (an object) completely, as if by draping something over it the icy chill that enshrouded us Synonyms cover, hide, cloud, wrap, conceal, obscure, enclose, veil, cloak, shroud, envelop, pall, enfold, enwrap in the sense of envelop Definition to cover, surround, or enclose the thick black cloud of smoke that enveloped the area Synonyms enclose, cover, hide, surround, wrap around, embrace, blanket, conceal, obscure, veil, encompass, engulf, cloak, shroud, swathe, encircle, encase, swaddle, sheathe, enfold, enwrap in the sense of esoteric Definition understood by only a small number of people, esp. because they have special knowledge She has published several books on pathworking and other esoteric subjects. Synonyms obscure, private, secret, hidden, inner, mysterious, mystical, mystic, occult, arcane, hypermetric, cryptic, inscrutable, abstruse, recondite, cabbalistic Additional synonyms in the sense of faint Definition lacking clarity, brightness, or volume He became aware of the soft, faint sounds of water dripping. Synonyms dim, low, light, soft, thin, faded, whispered, distant, dull, delicate, vague, unclear, muted, subdued, faltering, hushed, bleached, feeble, indefinite, muffled, hazy, ill-defined, indistinct in the sense of fuzzy Definition unclear, blurred, or distorted a couple of fuzzy pictures Synonyms indistinct, faint, blurred, vague, distorted, unclear, shadowy, bleary, unfocused, out of focus, ill-defined in the sense of gloomy Definition dark or dismal Inside it's gloomy after all that sunshine. Synonyms dark, dull, dim, dismal, black, grey, obscure, murky, dreary, sombre, shadowy, overcast, dusky, crepuscular, Stygian (literary), tenebrous in the sense of hazy Definition (of the sky or a view) unable to be seen clearly because of dust or heat The air was filled with hazy sunshine and frost. Synonyms misty, faint, dim, dull, obscure, veiled, smoky, cloudy, foggy, overcast, blurry, nebulous in the sense of hidden Definition not easily noticed or obscure Uncover hidden meanings and discover special messages. Synonyms secret, veiled, dark, mysterious, obscure, mystical, mystic, shrouded, occult, latent, cryptic, ulterior, abstruse, recondite, hermetic or hermetical in the sense of hinder Definition to get in the way of (someone or something) Landslides are continuing to hinder the arrival of relief supplies. Synonyms obstruct, stop, check, block, prevent, arrest, delay, oppose, frustrate, handicap, interrupt, slow down, deter, hamstring, hamper, thwart, retard, impede, hobble, stymie, encumber, throw a spanner in the works, trammel, hold up or back in the sense of humble Definition modest and unpretentious He came from a fairly humble, poor background. Synonyms lowly, common, poor, mean, low, simple, ordinary, modest, obscure, commonplace, insignificant, unimportant, unpretentious, undistinguished, plebeian, low-born in the sense of ill-defined staff with ill-defined responsibilities Synonyms unclear, vague, indistinct, blurred, dim, fuzzy, shadowy, woolly, nebulous in the sense of incomprehensible incomprehensible mathematics puzzles Synonyms obscure, puzzling, mysterious, baffling, enigmatic, perplexing, opaque, impenetrable, inscrutable, unfathomable, above your head, beyond comprehension, all Greek to you (informal), beyond your grasp in the sense of indefinite Definition vague or unclear a person of indefinite age Synonyms unclear, unknown, uncertain, obscure, doubtful, ambiguous, indeterminate, imprecise, undefined, ill-defined, indistinct, undetermined, inexact, unfixed Additional synonyms in the sense of indeterminate Definition left doubtful I hope to carry on for an indeterminate period. Synonyms uncertain, indefinite, unspecified, vague, inconclusive, imprecise, undefined, undetermined, inexact, unfixed, unstipulated in the sense of indiscernible Definition not able or scarcely able to be seen The signs were so concealed as to be almost indiscernible. Synonyms invisible, hidden, imperceptible, indistinguishable, indistinct, impalpable (formal), unapparent, undiscernible in the sense of intricate Definition full of complicated detail intricate patterns and motifs Synonyms complicated, involved, complex, difficult, fancy, sophisticated, elaborate, obscure, tangled, baroque, perplexing, tortuous, Byzantine, convoluted, rococo, knotty, labyrinthine, daedal (literary) in the sense of involved Definition complicated The operation can be quite involved, requiring special procedures. Synonyms complicated, complex, intricate, hard, difficult, confused, confusing, sophisticated, elaborate, tangled, bewildering, jumbled, entangled, tortuous, Byzantine, convoluted, knotty, unfathomable, labyrinthine in the sense of mask Definition to hide or disguise A thick grey cloud masked the sun. Synonyms disguise, hide, conceal, obscure, cover (up), screen, blanket, veil, cloak, mantle, camouflage, enshroud in the sense of minor Definition lesser or secondary in size, frequency, or importance than others of the same kind a minor poet and wannabe actor Synonyms unknown, obscure, little-known, lightweight, insignificant, unimportant, small-time (informal), minor-league (US), two-bit (US, informal) in the sense of misty The air was cold and misty. Synonyms foggy, unclear, murky, fuzzy, obscure, blurred, vague, dim, opaque, cloudy, hazy, overcast, bleary, nebulous, indistinct in the sense of muddy Definition to make a situation or issue less clear It's difficult enough without muddying the issue with religion. Synonyms confuse, cloud, obscure, blur, mix up, obfuscate (formal), befog, make unclear in the sense of murky Definition gloomy or dark Their plane crashed in murky weather. Synonyms dark, gloomy, dismal, grey, dull, obscure, dim, dreary, cloudy, misty, impenetrable, foggy, overcast, dusky, nebulous, cheerless in the sense of mysterious Definition of unknown cause or nature He died in mysterious circumstances. Synonyms strange, unknown, puzzling, curious, secret, hidden, weird, concealed, obscure, baffling, veiled, mystical, perplexing, uncanny, incomprehensible, mystifying, impenetrable, arcane, inexplicable, cryptic, insoluble, unfathomable, abstruse, recondite, Delphic Additional synonyms in the sense of mystical Definition having occult or metaphysical significance mystic union with God Synonyms supernatural, mysterious, transcendental, spiritual, esoteric, occult, arcane, metaphysical, paranormal, inscrutable, otherworldly, abstruse, cabalistic, preternatural, nonrational in the sense of nameless Definition without a name They had their cases rejected by nameless officials. Synonyms unnamed, unknown, obscure, anonymous, unheard-of, undistinguished, untitled, undesignated, innominate in the sense of occult Definition secret or mysterious Synonyms secret, hidden, unknown, concealed, obscure, invisible, veiled, unrevealed in the sense of opaque Definition hard to understand the opaque language of the official report Synonyms incomprehensible, obscure, unclear, difficult, puzzling, baffling, enigmatic, perplexing, impenetrable, unintelligible, cryptic, unfathomable, abstruse, obfuscated, beyond comprehension in the sense of out of focus Definition (of an object or image being viewed) blurred and fuzzy Some of the pictures are out of focus. Synonyms blurred, obscure, unclear, fuzzy, hazy, muzzy, ill-defined, indistinct in the sense of perplexing The procedure is perplexing at the best of times. Synonyms puzzling, complex, confusing, complicated, involved, hard, taxing, difficult, strange, weird, mysterious, baffling, bewildering, intricate, enigmatic, mystifying, inexplicable, thorny, paradoxical, unaccountable, knotty, labyrinthine in the sense of puzzling His letter poses a number of puzzling questions. Synonyms perplexing, baffling, bewildering, hard, involved, misleading, unclear, ambiguous, enigmatic, incomprehensible, mystifying, inexplicable, unaccountable, knotty, unfathomable, labyrinthine, full of surprises, abstruse, beyond you, oracular in the sense of recondite Definition dealing with abstruse or profound subjects Her poems are recondite in subject matter. Synonyms obscure, involved, difficult, deep, dark, secret, hidden, mysterious, concealed, profound, mystical, esoteric, occult, arcane, abstruse, cabbalistic in the sense of screen Definition to shelter, protect, or conceal with or as if with a screen The road is screened by a block of flats. Synonyms cover, hide, conceal, shade, mask, disguise, veil, cloak, shroud, camouflage, shut out in the sense of shadowy Definition (of a place) full of shadows I watched him from a shadowy corner. Synonyms dark, shaded, dim, gloomy, shady, obscure, murky, dusky, funereal, crepuscular, tenebrous, tenebrious Additional synonyms in the sense of shroud Definition to hide or obscure (something) Mist shrouded the outline of the palace. Synonyms conceal, cover, screen, hide, surround, blanket, veil, cloak, swathe, envelop in the sense of subtle Definition using shrewd and indirect methods to achieve an objective He is a subtle character, you know. Synonyms crafty, cunning, sly, designing, scheming, intriguing, shrewd, ingenious, astute, devious, wily, artful, Machiavellian in the sense of uncertain Definition not to be depended upon Students all over the country are facing an uncertain future. Synonyms doubtful, undetermined, unpredictable, insecure, questionable, ambiguous, unreliable, precarious, indefinite, indeterminate, incalculable, iffy (informal), changeable, indistinct, chancy (informal), unforeseeable, unsettled, unresolved, in the balance, unconfirmed, up in the air, unfixed, conjectural, sketchy (informal) in the sense of undefined blurry lines and undefined borders Synonyms indistinct, blurred, vague, obscure, dim, shadowy, indefinite, misty, hazy, indistinguishable, blurry, nebulous, formless, barely perceptible in the sense of unfamiliar Definition not known She grew many plants that were unfamiliar to me. Synonyms strange, new, unknown, different, novel, unusual, curious, alien, out-of-the-way, uncommon, little known, unaccustomed, beyond your ken in the sense of unheard-of an unheard-of comic waiting for his big break to come along Synonyms obscure, unknown, undiscovered, unfamiliar, little known, unsung, unremarked, unregarded in the sense of unimportant Definition trivial or insignificant It was an unimportant job, and paid very little. Synonyms insignificant, minor, petty, trivial, slight, irrelevant, worthless, trifling, paltry, immaterial, inconsequential, low-ranking, of no consequence, nickel-and-dime (US, slang), of no account, nugatory, not worth mentioning, of no moment in the sense of vague Definition (of a sound or shape) unable to be heard or seen clearly He could just make out a vague shape in the distance. Synonyms indistinct, blurred, unclear, dim, fuzzy, unknown, obscure, faint, shadowy, indefinite, misty, hazy, indistinguishable, amorphous, indeterminate, bleary, nebulous, out of focus, ill-defined, indiscernible in the sense of veil Definition to cover or conceal with or as if with a veil Her hair swept across her face, as if to veil it. Synonyms cover, screen, hide, mask, shield, disguise, conceal, obscure, dim, cloak, mantle
随便看	mweru mx mx missile my my- myal myalgia myalgic myalgic encephalomyelitis myalgic encephalopathy myalism myalist myall myanma myanmar myasthenia myasthenia gravis myasthenic my aunt! my-aunt my back's killing me my bad my bet is/it's my bet that my-bet-is-its-my-bet-that my bill, please

　

英语词典包含298861条英英释义在线翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。

　

Copyright © 2004-2022 Newdu.com All Rights Reserved
更新时间：2024/12/21 22:55:27