mung4 caa4 caa4矇查查蒙查查
Jyutpingmung4 caa4 caa4
Yalemùhng chàh chàh
Definition
Blurry or unclear to the eyes; also muddled, clueless, or ignorant.
- blurry; blurred; unclear to see
- muddled; ignorant; clueless about a situation
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How it's used
This term captures both literal physical blurriness, such as vision or a dirty camera lens, and a metaphorical state of being dazed or oblivious. It implies a sense of confusion where someone is wandering through a situation without grasping the details. The reduplication of the final two characters adds a vivid, informal emphasis to the state of being unclear.
Examples
Your eyes are all blurry, are you too tired?
He is always clueless and doesn't know what is going on.
Related words
Common phrases
in a dazed or blurry manner
Common mistake
Do not use this to describe something that is technically 'vague' or 'ambiguous' in a logical sense, as it specifically refers to a lack of clarity in perception or awareness. It is strictly colloquial and should be avoided in formal writing or professional reports.
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