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/æmˈbɪɡ.ju.əs/adjective
B2formalcommon/æmˈbɪɡ.ju.əs/Describes something that is open to more than one interpretation; not having a clear meaning or decision.
ruОписывает то, что допускает более одного толкования; не имеющее ясного значения или решения.esDescribe algo que admite más de una interpretación; que no tiene un significado claro o definitivo, o que es vago y poco preciso.frSe dit de ce qui peut être compris de plusieurs manières différentes ; qui manque de clarté ou de précision, ou qui laisse place à l'hésitation sur son sens ou sa portée.deBeschreibt etwas, das mehr als eine Deutung zulässt; nicht eindeutig oder klar.ptDescreve algo que admite mais de uma interpretação; que não tem um sentido ou uma solução clara.zh表示某事物可以有多种解释,含义不明确或没有清晰确定的答案。arيصف ما يحتمل أكثر من تفسير أو معنى، ولا يتضح المقصود منه أو لا يوجد له حل واضح.
- Open to interpretation B2 formal
Having more than one possible meaning or interpretation; not clear.
- The contract's wording was ambiguous, leading to a legal dispute.
- His ambiguous response left everyone confused.
- The poem's meaning is deliberately ambiguous.
ruНеоднозначныйesAmbiguo (interpretación múltiple)frambigudeMehrdeutigptAmbíguozh模棱两可arغامض
المرادفات: crypticdoubtfulenigmaticequivocalindefiniteobscureunclearvague
- Uncertain or vague B2 formal
Not clearly defined or decided; lacking clarity.
- The results of the experiment were ambiguous.
- Her feelings about the move were ambiguous.
- The politician gave an ambiguous answer to the question.
ruНеопределённыйesAmbiguo, incierto o vagofrAmbigu, incertain ou vaguedeMehrdeutigptAmbíguozh模糊的arغامض غير محدد
المرادفات: crypticenigmaticequivocalindefiniteobscureuncertainunclearvague
الأضداد: certaincleardefinitedistinctexplicitpreciseunambiguousunequivocal
- more ambiguous comparative form
- most ambiguous superlative form