dictionnaire Polonais - Anglais

niewyraźny Anglais:

indistinct conversation

The writing on the wall was too indistinct to read.

His speech was inarticulate and everyone thought he had been drinking.

In some inchoate, inarticulate way I realized that there was something wrong with my work, with me.

to feel fuzzy

I got it cheap in the market and the picture was just really fuzzy.

For younger children, the concept of time and goals are already fuzzy enough, so keep it short and specific.

We have a fuzzy picture of what lies at the center of a black hole.

The display went fuzzy, and then died.

That sounds too warm and fuzzy for a ruthless – or cruel - robber baron.

An example of something fuzzy is a memory from long ago. That sounds too warm and fuzzy for a ruthless – or cruel - robber baron.

My better half screwed me over for being fuzzy. / When he's fuzzy, he's a little wiggy. / I can see, you are fuzzy again.

Is the picture always fuzzy on your TV? You can pick up a lot of stations on the car radio but the sound is usually sort of fuzzy.

Oh no, it's raining - my hair will get all fuzzy.

The meaning in life is fuzzy.

activities are ad hoc and fuzzy, and seldom have measurable, concrete objectives.

He is absorbed in the study of the Fuzzy Theory.

Possible side effects include blurred vision and shortness of breath.

The fog soon blurred out the figure of a man walking in front of him.

a blurred photograph

In the textured glass, body, blurred.

blurred vision

A photo can be blurred if you move when you are taking it.

But the line between them has blurred.

Close things look blurred.

The TV picture was blurred.

Whoo! I'm feeling that sake. I'm getting blurred vision and it's hard to walk.

The mountain was blurred by fog.