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1 obscur
obscur, e [ɔpskyʀ]adjectivea. ( = sombre) darkb. ( = incompréhensible, mystérieux) obscurec. [pressentiment] vagued. ( = méconnu) [œuvre, auteur] obscure* * *obscure ɔpskyʀ adjectif1) ( sans lumière) dark2) ( mystérieux) obscure3) ( humble) lowly4) ( vague) vague* * *ɔpskyʀ adj obscur, -e1) (= sombre) (couloir) darkles salles obscures — cinemas Grande-Bretagne movie theaters USA
2) (raisons) obscure3) (sentiment, malaise) vague4) (personne, vie) obscure* * *1 ( sans lumière) [pièce, rue, nuit] dark;2 ( peu connu) [personne, lieu] obscure;3 ( incompréhensible) [texte, comparaison, question] obscure;4 ( mystérieux) [rôle, affaire, raison, lutte] obscure;5 ( humble) [labeur, vie] lowly;6 ( vague) vague; un obscur désir/sentiment a vague desire/feeling.1. [sombre] darkdes forces obscures dominaient leur planète (figuré) obscure forces ou forces of darkness ruled their planet4. [peu connu] obscure
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