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has gotten a little hazy around the edges.

Persian (Farsi) translation: کمی/اندکی ابهام‌آمیز/مبهم شده است

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English term or phrase:has gotten a little hazy around the edges.
Persian (Farsi) translation:کمی/اندکی ابهام‌آمیز/مبهم شده است
Entered by: Marzieh Izadi

08:54 Mar 30, 2021
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English term or phrase: has gotten a little hazy around the edges.
“When you are willing to really look at how seriously you take yourself, your mind can start to feel at peace, with a little warm breeze drifting around in there. Who you have held on to as being you—your opinions, your desires, fears, what you’re invested in—has gotten a little hazy around the edges. Life is feeling strangely easy. Joyful even. What happens just . . . happens. You’re okay with it, really and truly okay. No opinion about it floats across the radar screen. It’s gotten very quiet inside your head. You realize how very hard you’ve been working, your entire well-meaning life. Life just began for you.”
Faezeh Pouresmaeili
Iran
Local time: 21:51
کمی/اندکی ابهام‌آمیز/مبهم شده است
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Marzieh Izadi
Local time: 20:21
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5 +1کمی/اندکی ابهام‌آمیز/مبهم شده است
Marzieh Izadi


  

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کمی/اندکی ابهام‌آمیز/مبهم شده است


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Marzieh Izadi
Local time: 20:21
Native speaker of: Native in Persian (Farsi)Persian (Farsi)
PRO pts in category: 184

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