blurry — not clear or sharp; difficult to see or remember clearly
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: not clear or sharp; difficult to see or remember clearly
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈblɜːri/
Korean meaning: 흐릿한, 불분명한
Korean pronunciation: **블**러리
Example Sentences
- Without my glasses, everything looks blurry like I'm living in a watercolor painting.
- The security camera footage was too blurry to identify the thief.
- My childhood memories are getting blurry, but I still remember my mom's terrible cooking clearly.
blurry
ADJECTIVE//ˈblɜːri//
not clear or sharp; difficult to see or remember clearly

a photographer squints through their camera viewfinder trying to capture a family portrait. The photographer adjusts the lens frantically while looking confused and frustrated. The camera's autofocus system struggles as the subjects appear unfocused and hazy in the viewfinder display. The photographer's finger hovers over the focus ring as they attempt to make the image sharp. The family members waiting for their photo look concerned as they notice the photographer's difficulty. Other studio assistants point toward the camera settings to help solve the problem. images that are not clear or sharp and difficult to see clearly
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When photos turn blurry, don't hurry - it only adds worry!
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Origin
16세기에 'blur'라는 동사에서 파생된 형용사입니다. 'blur'는 원래 '더럽히다, 얼룩지게 하다'는 의미였는데, 점차 시각적으로 불분명하게 만든다는 의미로 발전했습니다.
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“Without my glasses, everything looks blurry like I'm living in a watercolor painting.”
“The security camera footage was too blurry to identify the thief.”
“My childhood memories are getting blurry, but I still remember my mom's terrible cooking clearly.”
“The line between work and personal life has become blurry since working from home.”
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