English–Chinese
“blur” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinxū huà
Example
这张照片的背景被虚化了，人物更清楚。zhè zhāng zhào piān de bèi jǐng bèi xū huà le rén wù gèng qīng chǔ
The background of this photo is blurred, so the person is clearer.
How to say “blur” in Chinese
“Blur” in Chinese is 虚化 (xū huà).
A clear outline or idea is softened until its edges are difficult to grasp.
Example sentences with 虚化
手机相机可以把背景虚化，人物更突出。shǒu jī xiàng jī ké yǐ bǎ bèi jǐng xū huà rén wù gèng tū chū
A smartphone camera can blur the background, making the person stand out more.
Tips for using 虚化
- English often treats blur as mainly visual, but this Chinese verb also appears with words for thoughts, memories, and impressions, so context identifies the kind of clarity that has faded.