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Definition of bleary - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
unclearvague or indistinct
- The landscape looked bleary through the foggy window.
2.
appearancehaving eyes that look dull or tired
- She woke up with bleary eyes after the long night.
3.
medicalRare tired to the point of exhaustionRare
- He felt bleary after working late into the night.
Expressions with bleary
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having eyes that look tired, watery, or blurred from lack of sleep
He came to work looking bleary-eyed after a long night.
Origin of bleary
Old English, blēor (blurred vision)
Examples of bleary in a sentence
The photo came out bleary and unclear. His bleary eyes showed he hadn't slept well. After the flight, her eyes were bleary and tired. Her eyes were bleary from lack of sleep. The bleary workers struggled to stay awake during the meeting.
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- French:flou, bouffi, ...
- German:verschwommen, müde, ...
- Italian:indistinto, annebbiato, ...
- Spanish:difuso, cansado, ...
- Portuguese:vago, turvo, ...
- Chinese:朦胧的, 疲惫的, ...
- Japanese:ぼんやりした, どんよりした, ...
- Arabic:ضَبَابِيّ, مُرْهَقُ العَيْنَيْن, ...
- Hebrew:מְטֻשְׁטָשׁ, טָרוּט, ...
- Russian:неясный, тусклый, ...
- Ukrainian:розмитий, втомлений, ...
- Hindi:धुंधला, उनींदा, ...
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