obscured in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for obscured in the English»French Dictionary

I.obscure [Brit əbˈskjʊə, Am əbˈskjʊr] ADJ

1. obscure (hard to understand):

obscure meaning, theory, motive, origin

obscur

2. obscure (little-known):

obscure book, writer

obscur, inconnu

obscure village

inconnu

obscure life

obscur

3. obscure (indistinct):

obscure shape, memory

indistinct

obscure feeling

vague

II.obscure [Brit əbˈskjʊə, Am əbˈskjʊr] VB trans

1. obscure (conceal):

obscure truth, meaning

obscurcir

to obscure the issue

embrouiller la question

2. obscure (cover):

obscure moon, view

cacher

3. obscure (darken):

obscure

obscurcir, assombrir

Translations for obscured in the French»English Dictionary

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obscur (obscure) personne, lieu

obscure

obscur (obscure) texte, comparaison, question

obscure

obscur (obscure) rôle, affaire, raison, lutte

obscure

fuligineux (fuligineuse)

obscure

ténébreux (ténébreuse) affaire, période

obscure

obscurcir texte, œuvre

to make [sth] obscure

obscurcir fumée: vue

to obscure

éclipser (occulter)

to obscure

occulter (volontairement) sujet, question, problème

to obscure

maison cachée par un accident de terrain

house obscured by an undulation in the land

peintres réputés ou dans l'ombre

renowned or obscure painters

obscured in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for obscured in the English»French Dictionary

I.obscure <-r, -st> [əbˈskjʊəʳ, Am -ˈskjʊr] ADJ

1. obscure (not well known):

obscure

obscur(e)

obscure author

inconnu(e)

obscure village

ignoré(e)

2. obscure (difficult to understand):

obscure

incompréhensible

obscure text

obscur(e)

II.obscure [əbˈskjʊəʳ, Am -ˈskjʊr] VB trans

1. obscure (make difficult):

obscure

obscurcir

2. obscure fig:

to obscure sth from sb

cacher qc de qn

Translations for obscured in the French»English Dictionary

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masqué(e) feux

obscured

obscur(e)

obscure

occulter vision

to obscure

hermétique écrivain

obscure

obscurément deviner, sentir

in an obscure way

masquer lumière

to obscure

obscured Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to obscure sth from sb

cacher qc de qn

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In particular, the distance measuring panels, so useful to the television viewer, completely obscured the seated landings of the competitors.

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Unlike other budget earphones, the bass is not obscured beneath higher notes.

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This county produces pomegranates of incomparable beauty, excellent figs and grapes that are dried on fires (because the sun is always obscured by thick clouds).

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A heavy sandstorm obscured visibility, which hindered the supporting artillery and resulted in a number of casualties when one company moved beyond the barrage.

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Locating targets in skies obscured by industrial haze meant they needed to be illuminated without regard for the civilian population.

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But when we neared a riot of rosebushes so tall they obscured the house, we knew we had found the right place.

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They obscured direct observation of the highway by placing spruce tree branches along it.

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The light was obscured when well into the steep north side of the island.

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The security guard jotted down the man's licence number as well as he could tell from the obscured and muddy plate.

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The battle solidified into a stalemate until dusk, when a sandstorm obscured the battlefield.

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