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| 1 | not clearly or fully explained 不清楚的；不明确的；含糊的 |
| Some aspects of the law were somewhat vague and ill-defined. 这项法律的某些方面有点含糊不清。 |
| Witnesses gave only a vague description of the driver. 证人只含含糊糊地描述了驾车者的特征。 |
| vague promises The politicians made vague promises about independence. 这些政治家对独立问题作了含糊的承诺。 |
| | 1a | someone who is vague does not clearly or fully explain something （人）说话含糊的，解释不清的 | | He was always vague when I asked about deadlines. 我询问最后期限时他总是含含糊糊的。 | | +about She was rather vague about the details of the incident. 她对事件的细节说得很不清楚。 | |
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| 2 | a vague feeling , memory etc is not complete , accurate , or fully formed （感情、记忆等）不完整的，不准确的，不清晰的 |
| a vague idea/notion/impression Simon had only the vaguest idea of where she worked. 西蒙根本不清楚她在哪里工作。 |
| a vague memory/recollection I’ ve got a vague memory of the hotel. 我依稀记得那家旅馆。 |
| a vague feeling/suspicion She had a vague suspicion that something was wrong. 她隐约地怀疑出了问题。 |
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| 3 | a vague shape is not clear or not easy to see （形状）模糊的 |
| In the distance, they could just make out the vague outline of a large animal. 在远处他们只能看出一只大型动物的模糊轮廓。 |
| Words frequently used with vague | | vague 的常见搭配词 | | nouns | feeling, hint, idea, impression, memory, notion, recollection, sense, suspicion, | 2 | | | |
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