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形容词比较级
more nebulous
形容词最高级
most nebulous
1
模糊的, 朦胧的
vague and unclear, often used to describe ideas, concepts, or situations that are indistinct or hard to understand
- The concept of happiness is often nebulous, varying from person to person.
幸福的概念往往是模糊的，因人而异。
- His plans for the future were nebulous, without clear direction or purpose.
他对未来的计划很模糊，没有明确的方向或目的。
- The outline of the project remained nebulous, with many details still to be determined.
项目的轮廓仍然模糊不清，许多细节仍有待确定。
- The teacher's explanation was so nebulous that the students struggled to grasp the topic.
老师的解释如此模糊不清，以至于学生们难以理解这个主题。
- The concept of justice can be nebulous, varying greatly between cultures.
正义的概念可能是模糊的，在不同文化之间差异很大。
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朦胧的, 云雾状的
relating to or resembling a vast cloud of dust and gas in space
- As the fog cleared, a nebulous mist hung in the air, creating an otherworldly atmosphere.
随着雾散去，空气中悬挂着一层朦胧的薄雾，营造出一种超脱尘世的氛围。
- The scientist studied the nebulous formations in the laboratory, seeking to understand the intricate processes of cosmic dust.
科学家在实验室里研究了星云状的形成，试图理解宇宙尘埃的复杂过程。
- The nebulous clouds in the night sky resembled a distant nebula.
夜空中朦胧的云朵像遥远的星云。
- The nebulous dust surrounding the stars formed intricate patterns.
围绕恒星的星云状尘埃形成了错综复杂的图案。
- The nebulous appearance of the galaxy was breathtaking through the lens.
通过镜头看到的星系朦胧的外观令人叹为观止。
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