hazy in Japanese
hazy in Japanese is 霞 — hazy means covered or dulled by haze; not clear.
hazy in Japanese
霞
Pronounced: kasumi
Thick or obscured with haze.
What does "hazy" mean?
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adj Covered or dulled by haze; not clear.
"The view was hazy in the summer heat."
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adj Vague or unclear in one's mind; not sharply remembered or understood.
"His memory of that night is pretty hazy."
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hazy in a sentence
- The view was hazy in the summer heat.
- His memory of that night is pretty hazy.
- I'm a bit hazy on the details of the plan.
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What is "hazy" in Japanese?
"hazy" in Japanese is 霞. hazy means: Covered or dulled by haze; not clear.
How do you pronounce 霞?
"hazy" in Japanese is 霞, pronounced "kasumi".
How do you use "hazy" in a sentence?
Example: "The view was hazy in the summer heat." In Japanese, "hazy" is 霞.
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