含糊的英文：
obscurity
vague
- An indefinite answer
含糊的答复 - Indefinite answer
含糊的答覆 - This unscientific and tacit justification arises from the fact that forecast offices are usually understaffed
这个不科学和含糊的理由产生于预报部门普遍人手不足。 - Agreement may be achievable only by formulas so vague as to invite later disavowal or disagreement.
只有采用非常含糊的提法，才有可能达成协议，而这些提法往往因其含糊而引起后来的否认或分歧。 - Critics accused him of being rambling, repetitious, sometimes incoherent and lazily autobiographical.
评论家指责他文风冗长含糊且反复，批评他时有的语无伦次和怠惰的自传体风格。 - A shadowy excuse
含糊的托辞 - Or so(suggesting vagueness or uncertainty about quantity)
表示含糊的或不确定的量 - Make(sth)unclear;muddle
使(某事物)模糊不清;使含糊 - His remarks were ambiguous.
他的话很含糊。 - There was something of uncertainty in his reply.
他的答复有点含糊。
n. 朦胧，晦涩；默默无闻
- An obscure poet;an obscure family.
不出名的诗人；卑微的家庭 - To obscure;eclipse.
使黯然失色；使相形见绌 - The moon was obscured by the clouds.
月亮被云遮暗了。 - It is written by an obscure young poet.
这是一位不知名的年轻诗人写的。 - It was an obscure night in early May.
那是五月初的一个朦胧的夜晚。
adj. 模糊不清的；含糊的；不明确的
- You should not make vague promises.
你不该作含糊不清的承诺。 - His thought was too vague to be described.
他的思路混混沌沌，难以理清。 - Everything looked vague in the heavy fog.
在浓雾中，一切东西看上去都很模糊。 - He was a small man with vague eyes.
他身材矮小，眼睛没有表情。 - She only looked vaguely into the street.
她只是茫然地看着窗外的马路。