hazy
US: /ˈheɪzi/
UK: /hˈeɪzi/
UK: /hˈeɪzi/
English Vietnamese dictionary
hazy /'heizi/
- danh từ
- mù sương; mù mịt
- lờ mờ, mơ hồ
- chếnh choáng say, ngà ngà say
Advanced English dictionary
+ adjective (hazier, haziest)
1 not clear because of HAZE: a hazy afternoon / sky + hazy light / sunshine + The mountains were hazy in the distance. + The room was hazy with smoke.
2 not clear because of a lack of memory, understanding or detail: a hazy memory / idea + The dividing line is somewhat hazy. + What happened next is all very hazy.
3 (of a person) uncertain or confused about sth: I'm a little hazy about what to do next.
hazily adverb: 'Why now?' she wondered hazily.
Thesaurus dictionary
adj.
1 misty, foggy, smoggy, cloudy, overcast:
It was so hazy that we couldn't see the town a mile away.
2 indistinct, blurred, blurry, dull, dim, faint, nebulous, vague, unclear, fuzzy, indefinite, muddled:
He has only a hazy idea of the plot.
Collocation dictionary
1 not clear because the air is difficult to see through
VERBS
be, look
The distant mountains looked hazy and mysterious.
| become | remain
ADV.
very | a little, quite, rather, slightly
Generally, it will be rather hazy today, with some hill fog.
PREP.
with
The summers were hazy with pollution.
2 confused
VERBS
be | become | remain
ADV.
extremely, very
I have only a very hazy idea about how the economy works.
| a bit, fairly, a little, rather, somewhat
My memory of that day is somewhat hazy now.
PREP.
about
I'm a bit hazy about my family history.
Concise English dictionary
hazier|haziest'heɪzɪ
adj.
+filled or abounding with fog or mist
+indistinct or hazy in outline
