Definition
Definition of hazed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
weatheraffected by haze, reducing visibility
- The mountains appeared hazed in the morning light.
2.
blurredDated unclear or confused in appearanceDated
- Her memory of the event was hazed and incomplete.
3.
photographyTECH. clouded due to accidental light exposureTECH.
- The old photo was hazed and unclear.
4.
- He was completely hazed after the party.
Origin of hazed
English, haze (confusion)
Examples of hazed in a sentence
Drivers found the roads hazed and difficult to navigate. The photograph was hazed and hard to decipher. His vision was hazed after the accident. Several hazed frames ruined the roll. The hazed negative lost its sharp contrast. She felt hazed after the long night out.
They were all hazed from the endless celebrations.
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- French:voilé, flou, ...
- German:verhangen, verschwommen, ...
- Italian:nebbioso, confuso, ...
- Spanish:brumoso, confuso, ...
- Portuguese:enevoado, confusa, ...
- Chinese:朦胧的, 混乱的, ...
- Japanese:霞んだ, ぼやけた, ...
- Arabic:ضَبَابِيّ, مُشَوَّش, ...
- Hebrew:מְעוּרְפָּל, מְעֻרְפָּל, ...
- Russian:затуманенный, размытый, ...
- Ukrainian:затемнений, розмитий, ...
- Hindi:धुंधली, धुंधला, ...
Definition of haze - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
atmospherefine particles in the air reducing visibility
- The city was covered in a thick haze.
2.
mental statestate of mental confusion or lack of clarity
- He walked around in a haze after the accident.
Verb
1.
weatherintr. become unclear or cloudyintr.
- The sky began to haze over.
2.
wildlife managementtr. TECH. use aversive stimuli on wild animalstr. TECH.
- Rangers haze bears to keep them away from campsites.
3.
traditiontr. Rare US perform initiation rituals on newcomerstr. Rare US
- The seniors decided to haze the freshmen.
4.
rodeotr. TECH. US assist a bulldogger in a rodeotr. TECH. US
- He helped haze the steer during the competition.
Expressions with haze
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become less clear or transparent
His eyes started to haze over due to fatigue..
not fully aware of surroundings
He walked through the day in a haze, barely noticing anything.
state of confusion or euphoria
After the concert, he was in a purple haze.
visual distortion in air caused by heat
The road ahead shimmered with a heat haze.
Origin of haze
Old English, hasu (gray)
Examples of haze in a sentence
The morning haze made the road difficult to see. She was in a haze after the long flight. The medication left him in a haze. The windows started to haze as the storm approached. The photographer noticed the lens beginning to haze. Wildlife officers haze geese to prevent overpopulation.
Farmers haze deer to protect their crops. They planned to haze the new recruits over the weekend. The fraternity was banned for attempting to haze members. The cowboy was skilled at hazing during events. They practiced hazing techniques for the upcoming rodeo.
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- French:voile, se voiler, ...
- German:Dunst, eintrüben, ...
- Italian:foschia, annuvolarsi, ...
- Spanish:neblina, nublarse, ...
- Portuguese:névoa, nublar-se, ...
- Chinese:雾霾, 变得模糊, ...
- Japanese:霞, 曇る, ...
- Arabic:ضباب, غَبَّ, ...
- Hebrew:אוֹבֶךְ, לְהִתְעַרְפֵּל, ...
- Russian:дымка, затягиваться облаками, ...
- Ukrainian:туман, затьмарюватися, ...
- Hindi:धुंध, धुंधला होना, ...
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