murky

• Describe algo oscuro, turbio o poco claro; se usa literalmente para agua o aire, o figurativamente para situaciones o ideas confusas.

Describes something that is dark, gloomy, or unclear, often used literally for water or air, or figuratively for situations or ideas.

1. Clouded or unclear (liquid)B1formal

   Describes a liquid that is not clear, often due to suspended particles or sediment.

   Turbio (líquido)

   • The river water was murky after the heavy rain.
   • He peered into the murky pond but could not see the bottom.
   • The wine had a murky appearance, suggesting it was unfiltered.

   Sinónimoscloudymilkymuddyopaqueturbidunclear

   Antónimosclearcrystallinelimpidpellucidtransparent

2. Dark or gloomyB1formal

   Describes an environment that is dark, dim, or lacking in light, often creating a sense of gloom.

   Oscuro o lúgubre

   • They walked through the murky forest at dusk.
   • The room was murky, lit only by a single candle.
   • A murky fog settled over the city, reducing visibility.

   Sinónimosdarkdimdingydullduskygloomyobscureshadowysombertenebrous

   Antónimosbrightclearlight