obscure

1. Dark, faint or indistinct.

   obskur, dunkel, vernebelt

   тёмныйtjómnyj, нея́сныйnejásnyj, сму́тныйsmútnyj

2. Hidden, out of sight or inconspicuous.

   unbedeutend, versteckt, verborgen

   скры́тыйskrýtyj

3. Difficult to understand; abstruse.

   an obscure passage or inscription; The speaker made obscure references to little-known literary works.

   unverständlich

   непоня́тныйneponjátnyj, нея́сныйnejásnyj, туманныйtumannyj

   difficult to find

4. Not well-known.

   малоизве́стныйmaloizvéstnyj

5. Unknown or uncertain; unclear.

   The etymological roots of the word "blizzard" are obscure and open to debate.

1. The meaning of this sentence is obscure.

   Значення цього речення незрозуміле. — aandrusiak

   ruСмысл этого предложения неясен. — sharptoothed

   deDie Bedeutung dieses Satzes ist unklar. — Manfredo

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2. The reason why he left the tennis club is obscure.

   Причина, з якої він залишив тенісний клуб, неясна. — deniko

   deWarum er den Tennisklub verließ, ist nicht klar. — Dejo

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3. The goal is not to affect current oil production, but to obscure that country's energy future.

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4. Down in the valley a mist like a white feather rose gently into a white cloud, and obscured everything.

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5. Modern poetry is often most obscure.

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