murk

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Somewhere down in the murk a lot of old people and asthmatics were dying.
在這些黑暗中的某些地方，一些老人和氣喘病患者正奄奄一息。
But the polls have at least allowed a tiny flicker of pluralist light into the murk of Burmese totalitarianism.
但是本次投票至少使得多元論的一小點(diǎn)光芒擠進(jìn)了緬甸極權(quán)主義的黑暗統(tǒng)治中。
In the long term, that looks likely. But in the short term, the tendency to dispel the murk around charities' activities may work the other way.
長(zhǎng)期來(lái)看可能如此，但短期內(nèi)，籠罩在慈善機(jī)搆活動(dòng)周?chē)暮诎德粩飞r(shí)，也許結(jié)果和人們認(rèn)爲(wèi)的恰好相反。

But there was more to the novel than that—something that squirmed in the murk of its motivations.
NEWYORKER: Ring Cycle
The result, slimy with unfeasible plotting, will gratify those who sniff out all politics as a conspiratorial murk.
NEWYORKER: The Ides of March
Into this murk comes Anna (Naomi Watts), a midwife, who is trying to trace the family of an orphaned Russian child.
NEWYORKER: Eastern Promises

The murk is darkness, dark water, or thick mist that is very difficult to see through.
to murder (a person)