phó từ
lờ mờ, mơ hồDefinition of hazily
hazilyadverb
mơ hồ
/ˈheɪzɪli//ˈheɪzɪli/The word "hazily" has its origin in the 15th century. It comes from the Old English word "hæsile," which means "misty" or "foggy." This word is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "*hasilaz," which is also the source of the Modern English word "haze." Over time, the spelling of the word evolved from "hæsile" to "hasily" and eventually to "hazily." In the 16th century, "hazily" acquired its current meaning of "in a vague or unclear manner." It is often used to describe something that is indefinite, unclear, or hard to define. For example, "The plans for the project were hazily defined, leaving many details unclear." Today, "hazily" is a common adverb used to describe a range of phenomena, from a someone's memory to a company's business strategy.
Summaryphó từ
lờ mờ, mơ hồ
phó từlờ mờ, mơ hồnamespace
in a way that is not clear because of haze
theo một cách không rõ ràng vì sương mù
Example:
- The sun was shining hazily through the palm leaves.
Ánh nắng mặt trời chiếu mờ ảo qua những tán lá cọ.
in a way that is not clear because of a lack of memory, understanding or detail
theo cách không rõ ràng vì thiếu trí nhớ, hiểu biết hoặc chi tiết
Example:
- This all seems hazily familiar.
Tất cả những điều này có vẻ quen thuộc một cách mơ hồ.
Related words and phrases
in a way that is uncertain or confused
theo một cách không chắc chắn hoặc khó hiểu
Example:
- ‘Why now?’ she wondered hazily.
"Tại sao lại là bây giờ?" cô mơ hồ tự hỏi.