含糊

• 拼音: hán hu
• 汉字拆解: 含 = 人 (person) + 今 (now) + 口 (mouth) — holding something in the mouth; 糊 = 米 (rice) + 胡 (muddled) — rice paste, blurred

含义

Vague; ambiguous — unclear in expression or intention.

Describes language, attitudes, or answers that lack precision or commitment. 含糊其辞 (to speak vaguely) is a common four-character extension. In negative constructions, 不含糊 means decisive, capable, or impressive — a contrasting colloquial usage.

例句

1. 他在回答记者提问时措辞含糊，刻意回避了几个最关键的政策细节。
2. 合同条款不应含糊，双方权利与义务必须明确规定，以免日后产生争议。
3. 别看她平时低调，在关键时刻做起决定来一点都不含糊，果断而有力。

用法指南

语境: communication, law, journalism, everyday

语气: critical

正确说法

• 谈判代表在关键条款上措辞含糊，刻意留有余地，令对方感到难以把握其真实立场。(The negotiator was deliberately vague in the wording of key clauses, leaving room for manoeuvre in a way that made it hard for the other side to gauge the real position.)
• 她处理突发危机的能力极强，从来不含糊，总能在最短时间内做出准确判断并付诸行动。(Her ability to handle sudden crises is outstanding — she is never indecisive, always making accurate judgements and acting on them in the shortest possible time.)

错误说法

• 含糊 for intentionally polite indirectness — 含糊 is negative; for culturally appropriate indirectness use 委婉 or 措辞谨慎

起源与历史

含 (to hold in mouth, to contain) + 糊 (paste, muddled) — holding muddiness in one's mouth; speaking indistinctly

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal