
好词典

源自拉丁语 'nebulosus'(多云的、模糊的),由 'nebula'(云、雾)衍生而来,最早于14世纪进入英语。
❶ 形容事物模糊不清、难以理解或定义不明确,就像云雾一样朦胧不清。常用于描述想法、概念或形状等。
“The boundaries between the two departments are quite nebulous.”
(这两个部门之间的界限相当模糊。)
“She had only a nebulous idea of what she wanted to do in the future.”
(她对自己未来想做什么只有一个模糊的想法。)
nebulous concept — 指一个定义不明确或难以理解的概念,常用于学术或抽象讨论中。
“The philosopher discussed several nebulous concepts that were hard to grasp.”
(这位哲学家讨论了几个难以理解的模糊概念。)
nebulous figure — 形容一个轮廓模糊或难以辨认的人影或形状,常用于描述视觉上的不清晰。
“Through the fog, I could see a nebulous figure approaching.”
(透过雾气,我能看到一个模糊的身影正在靠近。)