No. 9,908 in French
floues
"Floues" means "blurry" or "vague" in English.
In a sentence
Les photos que j'ai prises hier soir sont floues.
The photos I took last night are blurry.
Here, 'floues' is used as an adjective describing the quality of the photos, indicating a lack of visual clarity.
Ses souvenirs d'enfance sont floues et imprécis.
Her childhood memories are blurry and vague.
In this sentence, 'floues' describes the memories, suggesting that they are not clear or easily recalled.
Dans la peinture, les formes floues créent une ambiance mystérieuse.
In the painting, the blurry shapes create a mysterious ambiance.
The word 'floues' functions as an adjective for 'formes', making reference to their indistinct or hazy appearances, contributing to the artwork's character.
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