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blearily

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blear·y  (blîr)
adj. blear·i·er, blear·i·est
1. Blurred or dimmed by or as if by tears: bleary eyes.
2. Vaguely outlined; indistinct.
3. Exhausted; worn-out.

bleari·ly adv.
bleari·ness n.
Translations
blearily
adv lookmit trüben Augen
blearily [ˈblɪərɪlɪ] adv he looked up blearily at Tomfissò Tom con occhi appannati


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This was her working day: 7am: Start the day - blearily - getting my sons up, although from this September things will be a bit different as my step-son is going to university and my eldest son is busy with his new business venture - The Orchard Restaurant - so it is only my youngest son who will be around.
By the time Pippa is sitting in a parked car in a mini-mall with a younger man, blearily watching "hundreds of white moths … whirling inside the columns of illuminated air" of the headlights, "their wings flapping desperately as if feeding on the light," you can pretty much feel Ms.
If you fly Air China, the national carrier, this depressing milieu is your point of origin, but nine hours later you're blearily surveying the Gobi Desert and on approach to Beijing, where, in a Dantean transformation, airport purgatory morphs into airport paradise.
 
 
 
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