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1 hazy
adjectivedunstig, diesig [Wetter, Tag[eszeit]]; verschwommen, unscharf [Konturen]; (fig.) vage* * *1) (misty: a hazy view of the mountains.) dunstig* * *[ˈheɪzi]1. (with haze) dunstig, diesig, leicht nebelig\hazy memories vage Erinnerungen* * *['heIzɪ]adj (+er)the hazy horizon — der im Dunst liegende Horizont
2) (= blurred) outline, vision, surroundings verschwommen3) (= confused) notion, details, memory unklar, vageto have only a hazy notion/idea of sth — nur unklare or vage Vorstellungen von etw haben
I have only a hazy memory of her — ich erinnere mich nur dunkel or vage an sie
I'm a bit hazy about that — ich bin mir nicht ganz im Klaren darüber
I'm hazy about what really happened —
* * *hazy [ˈheızı] adj (adv hazily)1. dunstig, diesig, leicht nebelig:the mountains were hazy die Berge lagen im Dunst oder waren in Dunst gehüllt2. unscharf, verschwommen:3. fig verschwommen, nebelhaft, unklar (Vorstellung etc):* * *adjectivedunstig, diesig [Wetter, Tag[eszeit]]; verschwommen, unscharf [Konturen]; (fig.) vage* * *adj.diesig adj.diffus (Gedanken) adj.dunstig adj.nebelhaft adj.verschwommen adj. -
2 misty
adjectiveneb[e]lig, dunstig [Tag, Morgen]; in Nebel od. Dunst gehüllt [Berg, Hügel]* * *adjective nebelig* * *[ˈmɪsti]1. (slightly foggy) [leicht] neblig, dunstig2. (blurred) undeutlich, verschwommen\misty eyes verschleierte Augen3. (vague) nebelhaft* * *['mIstɪ]adj (+er)1) day, morning neblig; (= hazy) dunstig; mountain peaks in Nebel gehüllt; colour gedeckt; (= fine) rain feinmisty weather — Nebelwetter nt, Nebel
a misty view of the valley — ein Blick auf das (nebel)verhangene or dunstige Tal
2) (fig: blurred) form, figure, memory verschwommenher eyes grew misty, a misty look came into her eyes — ihr Blick verschleierte sich
misty-eyed, with misty eyes — mit verschleiertem Blick
* * *misty [ˈmıstı] adj (adv mistily)1. (leicht) neb(e)lig, dunstig:misty rain Nebelregen mher eyes grew misty ihr Blick verschleierte sich3. beschlagen (Glas)4. fig unklar, verschwommen (Vorstellung etc):* * *adjectiveneb[e]lig, dunstig [Tag, Morgen]; in Nebel od. Dunst gehüllt [Berg, Hügel]* * *adj.nebelhaft adj.neblig adj. -
3 woolly
1. adjective1) wollig; Woll[pullover, -mütze]2) (confused) verschwommen2. noun(coll.)1) (Brit.): (knitted garment)[winter] woollies — [Winter]wollsachen Pl. (ugs.)
a woolly — ein Wollpullover/eine Wolljacke
* * *1) (made of, or like, wool: a woolly jumper/rug.) Woll-...2) ((also woolly-headed) (of a person) vague or hazy: She's too woolly(-headed) to be in charge of a department.) unklar* * *[ˈwʊli]1. (made of wool) Woll-, wollen\woolly hat Wollmütze f\woolly jumper Wollpullover m\woolly vest wollenes Unterhemd2. (wool-like) wollig* * *(US) ['wʊlɪ]1. adj (+er)1) wollig; (= soft also) flauschiga woolly liberal — ein sentimentaler Liberaler, eine sentimentale Liberale
2. n(inf: sweater etc) Pulli m (inf);* * *woolly [ˈwʊlı]A adj1. a) wollig, weich, flaumigb) → academic.ru/82877/woolen">woolen B2. Wolle tragend, Woll…3. MAL verschwommen (auch fig):woolly thoughts auch wirre Gedanken4. US umg rau, wild (Gesellen etc)B s1. umg2. US und Aus umg Schaf n* * *1. adjective1) wollig; Woll[pullover, -mütze]2) (confused) verschwommen2. noun(coll.)1) (Brit.): (knitted garment)[winter] woollies — [Winter]wollsachen Pl. (ugs.)
a woolly — ein Wollpullover/eine Wolljacke
* * *(UK) adj.wollig adj.
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