be ambiguous

是模棱两可的

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Used to describe something that is unclear or has more than one possible meaning.

用于描述某事物不清楚或有多种可能的含义。

ambiguousVERB + ambiguous

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例句 (10)

be ambiguous = 是模棱两可的 (用于描述某事物不清楚或有多种可能的含义。)

  • The wording of the new law is ambiguous and open to interpretation.新法律的措辞是模棱两可的，有待解释。
  • His reply to my question was rather ambiguous.他对我问题的回答是相当含糊的。
  • The results from the experiment have been ambiguous, which is frustrating for the researchers.实验结果一直是不明确的，这让研究人员感到沮丧。
  • Your instructions will be ambiguous if you don't add more specific examples.如果不添加更具体的例子，你的指示将会很模糊。
  • It seems the author intended for the poem's conclusion to be ambiguous.看来作者是想让这首诗的结尾变得模棱两可。
  • He was being deliberately ambiguous when asked about his future plans.当被问及未来计划时，他在故意含糊其辞。
  • The hero of the story is morally ambiguous, neither purely good nor evil.故事的主人公在道德上是暧昧的，既非纯善也非纯恶。
  • The legal definition of 'reasonable cause' can often be ambiguous.“合理理由”的法律定义常常可能是不明确的。
  • The message she left on my voicemail was so ambiguous that I didn't know what to do.她在我的语音信箱里留下的信息是如此模糊不清，以至于我不知道该怎么办。
  • For a contract to be valid, its terms must not be ambiguous.一份合同若要有效，其条款绝不能是模棱两可的。