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Перевод: blur

[существительное]
пятно; клякса ; расплывшееся пятно; расплывшиеся очертания; неясные очертания;
[глагол]
запачкать; замарать; наделать клякс; сделать неясным; мутиться; помутиться; затемнить; затуманить

Тезаурус:

1. She could see nothing except a vivid scarlet blur, the colour of a London bus.
2. "Story", "travel" and "journey" all blur together, drawing on Federman's study of Beckett, the title of which is incorporated into this text and into Double Or Nothing , so that once again traces of realistic action have a metaphorical role to play.
3. Even though it caught his eyes, so that he was actually watching when it happened, the figure that leapt from the blackness was only a silvery blur, moving with breathtaking and unreal speed.
4. The child's face was serene and beautiful; there was the outline of a pillow, a coverlet, but the rest of the background was a blur of light.
5. A devoted woman, her face a blur, clapping from the wings.
6. At some time during my second afternoon at the centre, a Bonny Baby competition was held, but I missed it all in a blur of Mickeys.
7. Masklin was a blur, dodging and weaving between feet that could flatten him.
8. Even Gordon Strachan, that most magical of performers, was lost in the blur of blue and white shirts whirling around him.
9. I remember the screech of the horn and the blur of the car as it passed in front of me.
10. BLUR have added an extra date to their forthcoming UK tour, visiting Coventry Tic Toc on May 3.
11. Otherwise the result will be a blur - rather like trying to take a photograph from the window of a moving vehicle.
12. By the time he crossed the bit of aisle to the food-place he was a blur even by nome standards.
13. And, maybe most important of all, he's watched The Dylans, Blur and Thousand Yard Stare storm both the charts and the music press with his name on their record labels.