Examples of using Obscures in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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where the turbulence obscures what's happening at the top.
returning to a microscope objective, which blurs and obscures important details.
interest with interstitials(especially on mobile versions of your site), I would be very nervous about employing a pop-up window that obscures the primary reason for visiting the page.
waterfall near the bottom, where turbulence obscures what happens at the top.
mobile device is limited; in most cases, an interstitial obscures the page content,
along with the power, the power that surrounds and obscures our senses, making us blind to our true wants and intentions.
It turns history into essence, culture into Nature, and obscures the role of human beings in producing the structures they inhabit and thus their capacity to change them” Moriarty, 1991, p.
It obscures a story about Vietnamese people, their triumphs
And are you not thus guilty of the inconsistency which obscures my mission in the world and prevents men and women from encountering God's love?
de l'Académie française and the Prix Goncourt in 1978 for his novel“Rue des boutiques obscures”.
then our ego obscures our true nature with delusions that lead to suffering from greed,
As this also obscures your vision, it's a good defensive choice
a Virtual Private Network(VPN) is an app that obscures your activity so that nobody on the outside can see where you came from, where you are, what you're doing, or where you're heading online.
to downplay benefits and hype harms, which obscures how unreliable past studies on mice have been in predicting how humans will react to cannabinoids, and which also presents false or deliberately misleading information.
a mere distant cloud, a memory, and a faint distrust; but there are times when the little cloud spreads until it obscures the whole sky.
fewer seasonal jobs, access to family planning, and modern housing and artificial light that obscures the natural day length that could influence fertility.
The current crisis, in fact, is also rooted in individualism which obscures people's relational dimension and leads them to withdraw in their own small world, concerned primarily with satisfying their own needs
we release only vague statements about our efforts to improve our diversity and aggregated employment data to demonstrate progress that obscures the fact that things are worse if you filter our workforce data by role or salary.
You should not obscure the source of your e-mail in any way.
His face is obscured to protect his privates privacy.