hazy — covered by a thin mist; not clear or bright
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: covered by a thin mist; not clear or bright
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈheɪzi/
Korean meaning: 안개나 연기로 흐린, 뿌연
Korean pronunciation: **헤이**지
Example Sentences
- My professor's explanation was so hazy that even Einstein would need a GPS to find the point.
- The city skyline appeared hazy through the morning fog.
- After staying up all night gaming, his understanding of basic math became surprisingly hazy.
hazy
ADJECTIVE//ˈheɪzi//
covered by a thin mist; not clear or bright
covered by a thin mist; not clear or bright
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Origin
17세기에 등장한 단어로, 'haze(안개, 연무)'에서 파생되었습니다. haze 자체는 해양 용어에서 시작되어 점차 '모호한' 의미로 확장되었습니다.
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“My professor's explanation was so hazy that even Einstein would need a GPS to find the point.”
“The city skyline appeared hazy through the morning fog.”
“After staying up all night gaming, his understanding of basic math became surprisingly hazy.”
“The witness gave only hazy descriptions of the suspect.”
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