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71blur — burl …
72blur — verb (blurs, blurring, blurred) make or become unclear or less distinct. noun something that cannot be seen, heard, or recalled clearly. Derivatives blurry adjective (blurrier, blurriest). Origin C16 (in the sense smear ): perh. related to blear …
73blur — I. n. 1. Blot, stain, spot, blemish, soil, tarnish, defect. 2. Confusion (of vision), dim and uncertain spot, confused glimmer. 3. Blot, stain, disgrace, spot, blemish, blotch. II. v. a. 1. Obscure, darken, dim, bedim, partially erase. 2. Tarnish …
74blur — /blɜ:/ noun a period in which a great many important changes take place in an organisation very quickly …
75blur — a blot. N …
76blur — v. & n. v. (blurred, blurring) 1 tr. & intr. make or become unclear or less distinct. 2 tr. smear; partially efface. 3 tr. make (one s memory, perception, etc.) dim or less clear. n. something that appears or sounds indistinct or unclear.… …
77Дискография Blur — Blur Релизы …
78Blur (группа) — …
79blur filter — /ˈblɜ fɪltə/ (say bler filtuh) noun a type of filter that diffuses a digital image, used especially to hide the identity of a person appearing on television …
80blur circle — noun : circle of confusion …