nebulous

/neb-yuh-luhs/US // ˈnɛb yə ləs //UK // (ˈnɛbjʊləs) //

虚无缥缈,虚无缥缈的,含糊不清,虚无飘渺

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : hazy, vague, indistinct, or confused: a nebulous recollection of the meeting; a nebulous distinction between pride and conceit.
- : cloudy or cloudlike.
- : of or resembling a nebula or nebulae in deep space; nebular.

adj.confused, obscure

Synonyms

Most evenings Rood can step into his front yard in Southern California and see the nebulous tracks of the Milky Way run over Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.
Something as nebulous as “stronger” WiFi may not be as easily detected, at least not at first.
Improving domestic demand is one facet of President Xi Jinping’s nebulous “dual circulation” policy initiative, which state media has touted in recent weeks as a new formula for economic growth.
Behind its stars is a network of managers and newly formed talent companies ready to make money off them, and much like the TikTok celebrities they manage, the job duties are often nebulous.
You get a base goal of 150 somewhat nebulous points per week.
Rather, there are nebulous decrees that can potentially be enforced by the Thai authorities.
Exactly how many Chase accounts were closed and why the bank decided to close them remains nebulous.
There is no body, there is no weapon, and unlike a drop of blood, the clues are as nebulous as the thoughts and intentions of men.
The term, which is nebulous and unregulated, can apply to any wine made without very few winery manipulations.
Some art was condemned as being “too Jewish,” though this was a nebulous concept.
In other cases the nebulous appearance is hardly more than a mist about a tolerably distinct central star.

/neb-yuh-luhs/US // ˈnɛb yə ləs //UK // (ˈnɛbjʊləs) //

虚无缥缈,虚无缥缈的,含糊不清,虚无飘渺

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : hazy, vague, indistinct, or confused: a nebulous recollection of the meeting; a nebulous distinction between pride and conceit.
- : cloudy or cloudlike.
- : of or resembling a nebula or nebulae in deep space; nebular.

adj.confused, obscure

Synonyms

Most evenings Rood can step into his front yard in Southern California and see the nebulous tracks of the Milky Way run over Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.
Something as nebulous as “stronger” WiFi may not be as easily detected, at least not at first.
Improving domestic demand is one facet of President Xi Jinping’s nebulous “dual circulation” policy initiative, which state media has touted in recent weeks as a new formula for economic growth.
Behind its stars is a network of managers and newly formed talent companies ready to make money off them, and much like the TikTok celebrities they manage, the job duties are often nebulous.
You get a base goal of 150 somewhat nebulous points per week.
Rather, there are nebulous decrees that can potentially be enforced by the Thai authorities.
Exactly how many Chase accounts were closed and why the bank decided to close them remains nebulous.
There is no body, there is no weapon, and unlike a drop of blood, the clues are as nebulous as the thoughts and intentions of men.
The term, which is nebulous and unregulated, can apply to any wine made without very few winery manipulations.
Some art was condemned as being “too Jewish,” though this was a nebulous concept.
In other cases the nebulous appearance is hardly more than a mist about a tolerably distinct central star.