blurring

UK
/ˈblɜː.rɪŋ/
US
/ˈblɜr.ɪŋ/

Translations

blurringnoun
blurrings
pl
The blurring of the image made it difficult to see the details.
Размытие изображения затрудняло рассмотрение деталей.
blurringgerund / present participle
UK
/ˈblɜː.rɪŋ/
US
/ˈblɜr.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that causes or exhibits blur
blurverb

blurring

Gerund

blurred
Past Simple
blurred
Past Participle
blurring
Gerund
UK
/blɜː/
US
/blɜr/
The rain began to blur the outlines of the buildings.
Дождь начал размывать очертания зданий.
The fog will blur your vision if you drive too fast.
Туман затуманит ваше зрение, если вы будете ехать слишком быстро.
The artist decided to blur the edges of the painting for a softer look.
Художник решил смазать края картины для более мягкого вида.
Additional translations

Definitions

blurringnoun
The action or process of making or becoming unclear or less distinct.
The blurring of the photograph made it difficult to identify the people in it.
A smeared or indistinct area in an image or visual field.
There was a blurring on the edge of the painting that gave it a dreamlike quality.
blurringgerund / present participle
Causing something to become unclear or less distinct; characterized by a lack of sharpness.
A blurring boundary between work and leisure makes it hard to switch off.
blurverb
To make or become unclear or less distinct.
The rain blurred the writing on the paper.
To smear or smudge, causing something to lose its sharpness or clarity.
She blurred the lines of the drawing with her finger.
To make something difficult to see or understand.
The fog blurred the outlines of the buildings.
To cause someone to be unable to see clearly.
Tears blurred her vision as she read the letter.