?obscure

obscure發(fā)音

英：[?b'skj??(r)]　　美：[ɑb?skj?r, ?b-]

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obscure中文意思翻譯

v.使 ... 模糊, 隱藏, 變模糊

輕音的

n.模糊不清的東西

obscure詞形變化

副詞: obscurely | 動(dòng)詞現在分詞: obscuring | 形容詞最高級: obscurest | 名詞: obscureness | 形容詞比較級: obscurer | 動(dòng)詞過(guò)去式: obscured | 動(dòng)詞第三人稱(chēng)單數: obscures | 動(dòng)詞過(guò)去分詞: obscured |

obscure同義詞

confuse | equivocal | ambiguous | blanket | disguise | twilight | opaque | abstruse | unknown | obnubilate | dim | inexact | indistinct | cloak | impenetrable | unnoticeable | incomprehensible | mist | mask | veil | blur | hide | unsung | blurred | isolated | hidden | fuzzy | dark | grey | shadowy | complicate | darken | foggy | cryptic | obliterate | apart | bedim | conceal | gloomy | distant | shade | indefinite | becloud | cloud | minor | shroud | vague | enigmatic | black | hazy | confused | blot out | befog | faint | inconspicuous | unclear | fog | muddy | eclipse | tough | overcloud

obscure反義詞

clear

obscure常見(jiàn)例句

1 、An impulse to go off and fight certain obscure battles of his own spirit.───一種爆發(fā)的沖動(dòng)，要為他自己精神爆發(fā)一場(chǎng)說(shuō)不清的戰斗。

2 、He struck down the hill northwards and came to an obscure public house.───他朝著(zhù)北面下了丘原,走到了一個(gè)很少人知道的酒店。

3 、From Mrs. Byrne's Dictionary of Unusual, Obscure and Preposterous Words.───從杜伯恩的字典尋常，模糊和荒謬的話(huà)。

4 、Wrest the meaning from an obscure poem.───從一首晦澀的詩(shī)里汲取含義

5 、However, the basic concepts concerning this law seem obscure.───但這一規律的基本概念似乎顯得比較模糊。

6 、She used to be an obscure novelist but now she is a celebrity.───他以前是位名不見(jiàn)經(jīng)傳的**家,但是現在卻是個(gè)名人了。

7 、They nominated Judge Alton Parker of New York, an obscure and ineffectual third-rate politician.───他們提名紐約的奧爾頓·帕克法官為候選人。他是一位既無(wú)名望又無(wú)能耐的三流政客。

8 、Her face is partially obscured in all these.─── 所有照片中的臉部都被特別打了碼

9 、He was sitting in an obscure corner of the room.───他坐在房間的黑暗角落里。

10 、To obscure or dim(a photographic image).───使模糊或弄暗（一張照片的圖象）

11 、His fixed idea was to get away to some obscure spot.───他當時(shí)只想跑到一個(gè)不見(jiàn)人的地方。

12 、He was born around 1650 but his origins remain obscure.───他生于1650年前后，但身世不詳。

13 、The origin of the Laos states on the Mekong is obscure and legendary .───位于湄公河流域的老撾人各子國的起源，僅有一些模糊的傳說(shuō)。

14 、He affects a pretentious use of language, ie tries to impress people by using obscure words, etc.───他愛(ài)賣(mài)弄詞藻.

15 、To make dark, shaded, or obscure.───使變黑，變暗，使模糊

16 、Unlike his parents Moses is not obscure.───不象他的父母摩西不是默默無(wú)聞.

17 、His naturalism shades over to obscure fantasy.───他的自然主義逐漸向模糊的幻想轉化。

18 、Clauses often obscure and expatiatory, be read not easily and understand.───保險條款往往晦澀冗長(cháng)，不易閱讀和理解。

19 、Your ideas seem very obscure to me.───你的觀(guān)點(diǎn)很叫我費解。

20 、His house is in rather an obscure area.───他的家在頗為偏僻的地方。

21 、He came from an obscure mountain village.───他來(lái)自一個(gè)偏僻的山村。

22 、Prompted by some obscure motive he would lure his victims into this room.───在某種模糊的動(dòng)機的促使下，他把他的受害者們引誘到這間屋里。

23 、They got us playing for coffee and cakes in an obscure Washington nightspot.───他們讓我們在華盛頓一家小夜總會(huì )里表演, 收入微薄。

24 、May I ask a few more questions about that point? It 's little obscure .───關(guān)于那個(gè)論點(diǎn)我可以問(wèn)一些問(wèn)題嗎？它有點(diǎn)兒模糊不清。

25 、I still had a hard time finding the obscure turnoff to his house in the dark.───在光線(xiàn)不足的晚上開(kāi)車(chē)平安到他家對我來(lái)說(shuō)太難。

26 、Some parts of his letter are rather obscure.───他的信有些部分晦澀難解。

27 、The reason why he does it is obscure .───他為什么那么做的原因還不清楚。

28 、Otherwise you could be pretty obscure.───在別處，沒(méi)人會(huì )知道你是誰(shuí)。

29 、For some obscure reason, he failed to turn up.───他莫名其妙地沒(méi)有如期露面。

30 、As obscured as this may be, this here clearly isn't you.─── 雖然影像很模糊 但這個(gè)人很明顯不是你

31 、Hedge-fund managers can be adept at exploiting pricing anomalies as well as obscure market niches.───在出其不意地定價(jià)和利用市場(chǎng)上不起眼的好風(fēng)水方面，對沖基金的經(jīng)理人運作起來(lái)游刃有余。

32 、His part in the affair remains obscure.───他在這事上扮演的角色到現在還不知道。

33 、It's an obscure comic from the '80s.─── 上個(gè)世紀80年代發(fā)行的 一本鮮為人知的漫畫(huà)書(shū)

34 、He felt himself drawn to her by obscure feelings of jealousy and pity.───他感到，一種說(shuō)不出是嫉妒還是憐憫的朦朧情感使他向她靠攏。

35 、His explanation is very obscure to me.───他的解釋使我莫名其妙。

36 、Oh, it's very obscure, you probably haven't heard of it.─── 它很沒(méi)名氣 你可能沒(méi)聽(tīng)說(shuō)過(guò)

37 、They lived on an obscure island in the Pacific.───他們住在太平洋中一座不知名的小島上。

38 、You'll also want to include obscure characters like the thorn and eth.───你可能還想包括一些罕見(jiàn)的字符，比如古英語(yǔ)和古歐洲語(yǔ)系中出現的一些字母。

39 、We shall see how obscure this subject is.───可是我們可以看到，這問(wèn)題是怎樣地暗昧難明。

40 、He felt a fit of dizziness, and everything in front of him looked obscure.───他感到一陣眩暈，眼前的事物也蒙眬不清了。

41 、An obscure poet;an obscure family.───不出名的詩(shī)人；卑微的家庭

42 、There are many minor and obscure poets in the age of Elizabeth.───伊麗莎白時(shí)代有許多不知名的詩(shī)人。

43 、His success had come by devious methods, had been reached by obscure means.───他的成功，是憑著(zhù)不正當的伎倆而取得的，是用見(jiàn)不得人的手段來(lái)達到的。

44 、Users can still introduce obscure combinations if need be.───但使用者在必要時(shí)還是可以使用模糊的組合。

45 、Did he want to begin in a picayune, obscure way?───他愿意馬馬虎虎的著(zhù)手嗎？

46 、Aboard a star-shaped escape pod, he journeyed to the obscure world of Dagobah.───他登上一個(gè)星型的逃生艙，前往隱匿偏僻的戴可巴星系。

47 、The point of his speech is obscure.───他發(fā)言的要點(diǎn)模糊不清。

48 、You dry up and die in quest of a proof so obscure.───為了尋求一個(gè)如此渺茫的證據，你心盡力竭，一死了之。

49 、To make obscure or confused.───使迷惑使難以理解或糊涂

50 、He is a man of obscure origin.───他的來(lái)歷不明。

51 、Yours 9th obscure how long will cargo is delayed advise definite shipping date.───你方九日來(lái)電內容不詳，裝貨將延誤多久?請電告正確的裝船日期。

52 、At sunset, we saw an obscure figure of a person entering the building.───傍晚時(shí)分,我們看到一個(gè)朦朧的身影進(jìn)入了大樓。

53 、Blue's News is very detailed; you'll find everything down to news on the latest patch for some obscure game.───Blue's news非常詳細，你可以在各種新聞下發(fā)現哪怕是毫無(wú)名氣的游戲的最新補

54 、Are you attracted to obscure places?───你是否對偏遠地區倍感興趣?

55 、"Most of these markets are somewhat obscure," said Nick Parsons at NAB Capital.───“這些市場(chǎng)大都令人費解?！?/p>

56 、Fogs of worldly thoughts obscure the vision of God.───世俗念頭的迷霧，令神的形相變得模糊。

57 、Grey clouds obscure the sun.───烏云遮住了太陽(yáng)。

58 、She married an obscure poet.───她嫁給了一個(gè)名不見(jiàn)經(jīng)傳的詩(shī)人。

59 、Do you think because I'm poor, obscure, plain. I'm soulless and heartless?───你以為我窮,不好看,就沒(méi)有感情嗎?

60 、He was an obscure writer before he came into bestsellerdom.───他在打進(jìn)暢銷(xiāo)圈前是個(gè)默默無(wú)聞的作家。

61 、"which have been obscured by the cowardly".─── 那被庸庸碌碌的凡夫俗子遮蔽的道路

62 、Is the meaning still obscure to you?───你覺(jué)得意思仍然不清楚嗎?

63 、The theme of his essay was obscure.───他這篇論文的主題不清楚。

64 、Aren't there people in obscure places who need to be evangelized and taught?───在偏僻地方的人，難道就不需要聽(tīng)到福音和得到圣經(jīng)的教導嗎？

65 、Well, that's one way for an obscure person to go down in history.───哦，這倒是個(gè)無(wú)名之輩流芳千古的好辦法！

66 、To be or become dark, shaded, or obscure.───變黑，變暗，變得模糊

67 、His real motive for the crime remains obscure.───他犯罪的真正動(dòng)機仍不清楚.

68 、Sky is obscure, like a roof with spider webs all round the old house.───天也是暗沉沉的，像古老的住宅里纏滿(mǎn)著(zhù)蛛絲網(wǎng)的屋頂。

69 、Nine is more obscure, so that's what you go with.─── 九就比較隱晦 所以你就選了九

70 、They were making obscure references to my new hair style and it was several minutes before I fell in.───他們很含糊地提到我的新發(fā)式，好幾分鐘后我才明白。

71 、Yours 17th message partly obscure repeat five word proceeding unless.───你方17日來(lái)電部分內容不明確，請重復UNLESS前面五個(gè)字。

72 、Tired of the pomps and vanities of this heartless world, he chose to live in obscure loneliness.───他看透了塵世間的浮華，并選擇了孤身獨處/孑然一身。

73 、The reasons why he did it are obscure.───他做那事的理由還不清楚。

74 、Do you think because I'm poor,obscure ,plain . I'm soulless and heartless?───你以為我窮，不好看，就沒(méi)有感情嗎？

75 、You know yourself how obscure Nostradamus's writings can be.───你了解諾查丹馬斯寫(xiě)的詩(shī)有多晦澀。

76 、The marvelous paradox was that the ideas themselves were not obscure.───令人驚異的似非而是的說(shuō)法是主意他們自己不是微暗的。

77 、He struck down the hill northwards and came to an obscure public-house.───他朝著(zhù)北面下了丘原，走到了一個(gè)很少人知道的酒店。

78 、Le ciel obscure, la solitude qui nous donne la peine.───天空變的模糊,孤獨給我們帶來(lái)痛苦。

79 、They are complex, obscure and therefore susceptible to horse-trading.───制度復雜、晦澀，因而易受討價(jià)還價(jià)的影響。

80 、Makes the 'field' keep in step with the obscure in spots.───使‘場(chǎng)’時(shí)刻與冥冥步調一致。

81 、Incarcerated hernias may be obscure, particularly in obese patients.───夾閉的疝可能會(huì )造成鑒別困難，尤其是肥胖病人。

82 、I would not have command obscured during battle.─── 打仗時(shí)要確保我的命令清晰無(wú)誤地傳達

83 、If the bones are damaged, it could obscure evidence.─── 如果骨骼受損 這可能會(huì )掩蓋證據

84 、There are more obscure poems written and printed every year than clear ones.───含蓄不露的比明朗的多。

85 、Her poetry is full of obscure literary allusions.───他的詩(shī)里用了很多晦澀的文學(xué)典故。

86 、The pathogenesis is obscure and the therapy is difficult.───其致病機轉尚無(wú)定論，而各種治療仍不能確實(shí)有效。

87 、It's too obscured for my recognition software.─── 太模糊了 我的軟件無(wú)法識別

88 、What genetic change allowed multicellular animals to come into existence remains obscure.───什么樣的遺傳突變產(chǎn)生了多細胞的動(dòng)物還不清楚。

89 、You can't be too obvious but, you can't be too obscure either.─── 不能表現得太過(guò)明顯 也不能太過(guò)含蓄

90 、She was always ignored on acount of her obscure appearance.───她因長(cháng)相平庸而總是被忽略。

模糊的用英語(yǔ)該怎么說(shuō)

有很多：vague，unclear, hazy, fuzzy, misty, blurred, obscure

模糊的用英語(yǔ)該怎么說(shuō)

要是視力方面就用vague,要是聽(tīng)力方面就用blurred