gauzy
['gɒ:zi]
a. 似, 薄

1. Over her head, high up in the blue, a lark that was soaring towards the same gauzy cloud was singing, as if in rivalry.
   她头顶，蓝，云雀，展翅飞那盈透彩云，歌唱，似乎她赛歌。
2. Thus, even unpleasant news about Chinese repression tends to be safely embedded in an assumption of progress, a soft, warm gauzy wrapping of hopefulness.
   ，镇压快消息似乎都够埋推论，柔、暖、胧装希望里。
3. The world, it seemed, in unison watched the young widow on the Capitol steps, could see her eyes behind the gauzy veil, as the flag-covered coffin passed and her son gave a silent salute.
   去丈厦阶，看着那旗披身棺木缓缓，而她默默致礼，界似乎都目，透薄薄看她那。

gauzy
gauzier, gauziest
[ adj ]
so thin as to transmit light
<adj.all>
a hat with a diaphanous veilfilmy wings of a moth
gauzy clouds of dandelion down
gossamer cobwebs
sheer silk stockings
transparent chiffon
vaporous silks




Gauzy \Gauz"y\, a.
Pertaining to, or resembling, gauze; thin and slight as
gauze.