fuzzily in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for fuzzily in the English»Spanish Dictionary

fuzzily [Am ˈfəzəli, Brit ˈfʌzɪli] ADV

fuzzily see

de modo borroso

fuzzily hear

de modo confuso

fuzzily think/write

de modo confuso

fuzzily think/write

sin claridad

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Since 1965, when the latter unit of local government was dissolved, it has been more fuzzily defined.

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He blames it, a little fuzzily, on the hepatitis diagnosis and the pain of his foot condition.

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So far, however, the process has unfolded fuzzily; its dimensions have not been sharply noticed.

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But to those who do remember, however fuzzily, there is a permanent delight in remembering the stuff that filled the empty hours between finishing school and sitting down for dinner.

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For this particular self-portrait, the man's features are slightly fuzzily drawn, with very thick black lines.

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The supporting characters are rather fuzzily drawn, a considerable drawback for a series that derives its humor from observations about human (and humanoid) behavior.

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The counterproductiveness of that milestone is fuzzily clear to them.

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We veer wildly from one fuzzily argued position to the next.

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Yet too often the action and the dialogue are so fuzzily understood that the laughs are lost.

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