vague
BrE /ˈveɪɡ/ AmE /ˈveɪɡ/
adjective en → es
not clear or definite; not easy to understand or see clearly
vago, confuso, borroso
- be vague about something
Collocations a vague idea · a vague memory
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I have a vague recollection of the event.
Tengo un vago recuerdo del evento.
not clear about what you want or how to do something; not definite or firm in your opinions, plans, etc.
vago, indeciso, ambiguo
- be vague about what you want
Collocations a vague plan · a vague idea of what to do
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She was too vague about her plans for the future.
Ella era demasiado vaga con respecto a sus planes para el futuro.
not certain or definite; not exact or precise
vago, incierto, aproximado
- be vague about a time
Collocations a vague estimate · a vague idea of the date
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The report gives only a vague indication of when the project will be completed.
El informe proporciona solo una indicación vaga de cuándo se completará el proyecto.
having more than one possible meaning; not clear or definite in its meaning
ambiguo, confuso, equívoco
- be vague about a statement
Collocations a vague expression · vague wording in the contract
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The instructions were so vague that nobody knew what to do.
Las instrucciones eran tan vagas que nadie sabía qué hacer.