fuzzy

fuzzy
['fʌzɪ]
aggettivo
1) [hair, beard] (curly) increspato; (downy) lanuginoso
2) (blurry) [image] sfocato
3) (vague) [idea, mind] confuso; [distinction] approssimativo
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adjective
1) (covered with fuzz: fuzzy material.) lanuginoso
2) (indistinct; blurred; not clear: The television picture was fuzzy.) sfuocato
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fuzzy /ˈfʌzɪ/
a.
1 (di capelli) irsuto; riccio
2 (di tessuto) sfilacciato; sfrangiato
3 coperto di lanugine (o di peluria); lanuginoso; peloso
4 (d'immagine, fotogr.) sfocato; indistinto; (di suono) confuso: fuzzy TV picture, immagine televisiva sfocata
5 (di pensieri, ecc.) confuso; incerto; indefinito; nebuloso; vago: fuzzy memories, ricordi confusi; fuzzy-minded, dalle idee confuse; My head's a bit fuzzy, ho la testa un po' confusa
6 (comput.) fuzzy: fuzzy logic, logica fuzzy
7 (fam. USA, anche warm fuzzy) tenero; affettuoso e sentimentale: fuzzy feelings, sentimenti teneri
8 (slang USA) intontito dall'alcol; sbronzo
9 (mus.) ► fuzzed
● (fig.) fuzzy-headed, dalle idee confuse; vago; intontito
fuzzily
avv.
indistintamente; vagamente; confusamente
fuzziness
n. [u]
1 sfilacciatura
2 arricciatura; increspatura
3 l'essere indistinto, sfuocato; sfuocatura.
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['fʌzɪ]
aggettivo
1) [hair, beard] (curly) increspato; (downy) lanuginoso
2) (blurry) [image] sfocato
3) (vague) [idea, mind] confuso; [distinction] approssimativo

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