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blə: 1. noun(something not clearly seen: Everything is just a blur when I take my spectacles off.) det som flyter sammen, uskarpt/tåkete syn2. verb(to make or become unclear: The rain blurred my vision.) gjøre uklar, viske utdimmeIsubst. \/blɜː\/1) uskarphet, utydelighet2) uskarpe konturer, uklart bilde3) flekk, blekkflekk, klatt4) skampletttankene mine var uklare\/tåketeIIverb \/blɜː\/1) bli uskarp, gjøre uskarp, bli utydelig, gjøre utydelig, bli tåket, gjøre tåket, sløre2) tilsøle, sette flekker3) besudle, flekke, sette plett på4) gå over i hverandre, flyte sammenblur (out) distinctions viske ut forskjeller
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