1.使暗淡;使模糊
2.使糊涂,使迷,使困惑
1.to deliberately make something confusing or difficult to understand
1.For a man who dramatised the obfuscating power of language, these poems ring with a remarkable sincerity.
对一个夸大语言混淆力的人来说，这些诗充满了不同寻常的真挚。
2.The experiment results show that obfuscating transformation can be used to improve the survivability of the malicious code.
试验结果表明模糊变换技术可以有效地提高恶意代码的生存能力。
3.Have Chinese officials changed their minds again on Green Dam - or was the one quoted today in a local newspaper just obfuscating ?
国官员是否再次改变了有关“绿坝”过滤软件的想法--抑或是当地报纸所作的引述模糊不清？
4.Seems like a pretty good deal to me, $100 software for free and all you have to do is not have some icon obfuscating image on your desktop?
看起来像一个不错的交易，100美元的软件免费使用，而你所必须付出的代价只是桌面图片被屏蔽而已。
5.Now obfuscating the Java code is one of the most practical solutions to protect the Java software.
而目前最实用的解决方法就是对Java程序进行混淆。
6.So how should we respond? First of all, the U. S. Treasury Department must stop fudging and obfuscating.
问题是我们如何应对？首先，美国财政部必须停止回避与模糊的政策。
7.Such claims are an obfuscating amalgam of theory and conjecture, reality and fantasy, nonfiction and science fiction.
这种种宣称是理论与猜测、现实与幻想、非小说与科幻小说的杂乱混合体。
8.Cards often have multiple uses in the game, further obfuscating an "optimal" sequence.
在游戏中牌通常有不同的用途，造成模糊的最理想顺序。
9.Treasury Department must stop fudging and obfuscating.
首先，美国财政部应该停止搪塞和糊弄。
10.Cryptography is the process of hiding or obfuscating data so prying eyes can't understand it.
加密是隐藏或混淆数据以避免被偷窥的过程。