Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Blur"

A: Meaning longer than expected

A: "How a blur with you" doesn't make any sense. You are saying :
"너와 잘 지내는 법"? The correct translation is "How to get along with you"

A: "blur" is both a verb and a noun

Noun: "a blur" is something that looks fuzzy or unclear.
Example: I forgot to wear my glasses, so I cannot see well. The world is a blur.

Verb: "to blur" means to make something look fuzzy or unclear.
Example: Shaking a camera will blur the picture.

I think "blurry" which is the adjective version is probably most common. Maybe doing an image search of "blurry photograph" would help you understand.

A: quick or fast often unclear . For example:
the vacation was a blur. it went really fast

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A: They blurred the kids faces on tv

A: "she looked outside to the blur of snow."

In here, I think it describes "blur" as something what surrounds.

"The afternoon event is blur in Steve's mind"

"blur" describes here as something it couldn't make up.

A: "I got so drunk that my memory is a blur"

"Please just blur the lines out so we can't see them"

"I can't remember high school, it was just a blur. "

A: My memory was a blur.

(Or blurry)

everything is blurry without my glasses/ I see nothing but blur without my glasses.

A: Because she was moving so fast, she disappeared in a blur.

The deer ran off in a blur.

In a blur, he had stormed out of the room.

A: blurring is the process vs blurry is the end result. for instance (examples):

the flashlight has my eyesight blurring.
i’ve had blurry eyesight for 2 months so i’ve decided to get glasses.

hopefully this helps somewhat

A: Blurred is referring to how you see something.
Vague is usually referring to how you understand something.

“The picture was a bit blurred (or blurry) so I couldn’t see it very well.”
“His answer was vague, so I couldn’t understand what he meant.”

A: The best way I can describe it is ‘blurred’ is intentional, it’s meant to be like that. But ‘blurry’ is unintentional, like a bad quality picture. I hope you can understand😂

A: If you look through a dirty window or dirty glass, things might look blurry - things are a bit blurred. If you take a photo that is out of focus, it might be a bit blurry.
This can also be used in a figurative sense. If you don't understand something, it might seem blurry to you. If some one is talking fast, he might be trying to confuse you on purpose; he might be trying to blur the information, to trick you into agreeing with him. If the information is blurred, you should ask him to slow down and explain it clearly.

If you bedroom slippers feel soft and furry, they are fuzzy. My beard is long and fuzzy.
(Sometimes someone will say that a picture is "fuzzy", but "blurry" is a better word for a picture.)

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A: Sorry it's me again.

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A: "Blur the past" - future. He will blur the past.
"Blurs the past" - Present tense. Like saying He is blurring the past.

A: depends on the context. can you give me an example of what you want to describe?

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