obfuscate [美 ˈɑbfəˌskeɪt, 英 ˈɒbfʌskeɪt] 动词 trans 书
1. obfuscate issue:
- obfuscate
- confundir
- his emotions obfuscated his judgment
- lo ofuscaban sus sentimientos
2. obfuscate regulations:
- obfuscating
- confuso
- obfuscating
- ininteligible
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
Discussions and debates about sprawl are often obfuscated by the ambiguity associated with the phrase.
en.wikipedia.org The media can make the problem in essence go away by obfuscating it.
en.wikipedia.org However, using the absolute value of the correlation may obfuscate biologically relevant information, since no distinction is made between gene repression and activation.
en.wikipedia.org The narrator is at times intentionally ignorant, obfuscating literary references and plot points so that they serve as easter eggs.
en.wikipedia.org They are often referred to as triggers in official and news documents to obfuscate their function.
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