blurring out

UK
/ˈblɜːrɪŋ aʊt/
US
/ˈblɜrɪŋ aʊt/
blur outverb

blurring out

ing-form

blurred out
Past Simple
blurred out
Past Participle
blurring out
ing-form
UK
/blɜːr aʊt/
US
/blɜr aʊt/
Translations
The artist decided to blur out the background to focus on the main subject.
L'artiste a décidé de flouter l'arrière-plan pour mettre l'accent sur le sujet principal.
Additional translations
estomperSurtout en retouche d’image ou au sens d’atténuer la netteté.
lâcherFamilier, au sens de dire ou révéler quelque chose soudainement, sans réfléchir.
Definitions
To obscure or make something unclear or indistinct.
The artist decided to blur out the background to focus on the main subject.
To say something suddenly and without careful consideration.
He accidentally blurred out the surprise party details before realizing it was supposed to be a secret.