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fuzzy picture unscharfes Bild nEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > fuzzy picture
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adjective1) (like fluff) flaumig2) (frizzy) kraus3) (blurred) verschwommen; unscharf* * *1) (covered with fuzz: fuzzy material.) flaumig2) (indistinct; blurred; not clear: The television picture was fuzzy.) undeutlich* * *[ˈfʌzi]I. adjmy hair went \fuzzy in the rain meine Haare lockten sich im Regenmy head is so \fuzzy ich bin ganz benommen\fuzzy memory verschwommene ErinnerungII. nto give sb the warm fuzzies ( fam) jdm das Gefühl von Wärme und Geborgenheit vermitteln* * *['fʌzɪ]adj (+er)fuzzy dice (US) — Plüschwürfel pl
2) (= unclear) sound, voice, writing undeutlich; picture, idea, memory, distinction verschwommen, unscharf; details unklarmy brain was fuzzy — ich konnte nicht klar denken
I'm a little fuzzy on what happened — ich weiß nicht so genau, was passiert ist
his head was still fuzzy from the drink — er war von dem Drink noch benebelt
* * *fuzzy adj (adv fuzzily)1. flockig, flaumig2. fas(e)rig, fusselig3. a) kraus, wuscheligb) struppig (Haar)4. unscharf, verschwommen5. benommen* * *adjective1) (like fluff) flaumig2) (frizzy) kraus3) (blurred) verschwommen; unscharf* * *adj.benommen adj.faserig adj.flaumig adj.fusselig adj.fuzzy adj.kraus adj.struppig (Haar) adj.verschwommen adj.
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