hazy
hazy — adjective
- hazypositive
- haziercomparative
- haziestsuperlative
1. When the sky is hazy, mist, smoke, or dust in the air stops you from seeing dist
When the sky is hazy, mist, smoke, or dust in the air stops you from seeing distant objects clearly.
Jisoo could barely see the hazy outline of the bridge through the morning fog.
hazy outline of [noun] through [obscuring substance]
The afternoon sun shone through a hazy sky, lighting the wheat fields with soft gold.
Drivers were warned about hazy conditions on the mountain pass near the burning forest.
Theo watched the hazy silhouette of a cargo ship disappear into the morning mist.
- clear
the opposite of hazy: easy to see through with no mist, smoke, or dust
常見錯誤
2. If a memory, idea, or piece of information is hazy, it is not clear in your mind
If a memory, idea, or piece of information is hazy, it is not clear in your mind because you are not sure about it, you cannot remember it well, or it lacks detail.
Kemi's memories of that family trip were already hazy and incomplete after so many years.
hazy memories — unclear or incomplete recollection
The rental details were still hazy, so Aylin asked the landlord to explain them.
hazy + details/plans — uncertain, not yet fully understood
Stefan had only a hazy idea of what the new job would involve.
The teacher's instructions were a little hazy, so Minh asked a classmate for help.
用法筆記
This sense is not used for physical objects or visual scenes — only for mental content such as memories, ideas, plans, and explanations. For physical indistinctness, use sense 1.