blurry in Italian
blurry in Italian is sfocato — blurry means not clear or in focus; hazy at the edges.
blurry in Italian
sfocato
(of an image) Not clear, crisp, or focused; having fuzzy edges.
What does "blurry" mean?
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adjective Not clear or in focus; hazy at the edges.
"The photo was too blurry to make out any faces."
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blurry in a sentence
- The photo was too blurry to make out any faces.
- Her memory of that night is blurry at best.
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What is "blurry" in Italian?
"blurry" in Italian is sfocato. blurry means: Not clear or in focus; hazy at the edges.
How do you use "blurry" in a sentence?
Example: "The photo was too blurry to make out any faces." In Italian, "blurry" is sfocato.
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