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flou, e [flu]1. adjectivea. [dessin, trait, photo] blurred ; [image, contour] hazyb. [idée, pensée, théorie] woolly2. masculine noun[de photo, tableau] fuzziness ; [de contours] haziness• c'est le flou artistique ! it's all very vague!• sur ses intentions, il est resté dans le flou he remained vague about his intentions* * *
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floue flu adjectif1) lit [photo] blurred; [coiffure] soft; [vêtement] loose2) fig [concept, style] vague, woolly péj; [souvenir, personnage] vague; [passé] hazy
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nom masculin1) lit ( de contour) fuzziness2) fig vagueness•Phrasal Verbs:* * *flu adj flou, -e1) (vision) blurred2) fig (explication, réponse) woolly Grande-Bretagne vague3) (= non ajusté) (robe) loose* * *A adj2 fig [concept, statut, style] vague, woolly péj; [texte, souvenir, personnage] vague; [passé] hazy.B nm1 lit (de photo, contour) fuzziness;2 fig vagueness, woolliness péj; il règne en ce domaine un certain/le plus grand flou juridique the law is rather/extremely vague in this area.————————nom masculin2. [imprécision] vagueness————————adverbe
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