blur

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blur
[blɜː(r)]
sustantivo
1imagen (f) borrosa (vague shape); vago recuerdo (m) (unclear memory)
  • to go by in a blur -> pasar sin sentir or en un suspiro (time)
verbo transitivo (pt & pp blurred)
2desdibujar
verbo intransitivo
3desdibujarse (also sentido figurado)

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blur [bla
sustantivo
1Apariencia, forma indistinta o confusa.
2Borrón o mancha.
  • Everything became a blur -> todo se volvió borroso
  • A blur of colors -> una masa de colores indistintos
1Hacer obscuro o indistinto; desdibujar, hacer borroso (outline).
2Embotar, entorpecer.
3Manchar.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Desdibujarse, hacerse borroso (outline). (n)
va. Hacer menos claro (distinction). Hacer borroso (memory).

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blur [blɜːʳ]
noun
(shape) contorno borroso; (m)
everything is a blur when I take off my glasses todo se vuelve borroso cuando me quito los lentes; the memory is just a blur es un recuerdo muy vago; my mind was a blur todo se volvió borroso en mi mente
verb:transitive
1 (obscure) [+writing] borrar; hacer borroso; [+outline] desdibujar; [+sight] oscurecer; empañar
my eyes were blurred with tears las lágrimas me enturbiaban la vista
2 [+memory] enturbiar; [+judgment] ofuscar
verb:intransitive
(be obscured) desdibujarse; volverse borroso
her eyes blurred with tears las lágrimas le enturbiaban la vista

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Verb Conjugation for "blur"

Imperative
  • blur
  • you blur
  • he/she blurs
  • we blur
  • you blur
  • they blur
Preterite
  • I blurred
  • you blurred
  • he/she blurred
  • we blurred
  • you blurred
  • they blurred
Present Continuous
  • I am blurring
  • you are blurring
  • he/she is blurring
  • we are blurring
  • you are blurring
  • they are blurring
Present Perfect
  • I have blurred
  • you have blurred
  • he/she has blurred
  • we have blurred
  • you have blurred
  • they have blurred
Past Continuous
  • I was blurring
  • you were blurring
  • he/she was blurring
  • we were blurring
  • you were blurring
  • they were blurring
Past Perfect
  • I had blurred
  • you had blurred
  • he/she had blurred
  • we had blurred
  • you had blurred
  • they had blurred
Future
  • I will blur
  • you will blur
  • he/she will blur
  • we will blur
  • you will blur
  • they will blur
Future Perfect
  • I will have blurred
  • you will have blurred
  • he/she will have blurred
  • we will have blurred
  • you will have blurred
  • they will have blurred
Future Continuous
  • I will be blurring
  • you will be blurring
  • he/she will be blurring
  • we will be blurring
  • you will be blurring
  • they will be blurring
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been blurring
  • you have been blurring
  • he/she has been blurring
  • we have been blurring
  • you have been blurring
  • they have been blurring
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been blurring
  • you will have been blurring
  • he/she will have been blurring
  • we will have been blurring
  • you will have been blurring
  • they will have been blurring
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been blurring
  • you had been blurring
  • he/she had been blurring
  • we had been blurring
  • you had been blurring
  • they had been blurring
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to beat; to overcome, to surpass, to overtake