adj.含糊的；模棱两可的

The ambiguous nature of the term "progress" often leads to misunderstandings.
这个术语“进步”的模糊性质常常导致误解。
The instructions for assembling the furniture were amphibolous, leaving me confused about which part went where.
组装家具的说明是模棱两可的，让我对哪些部分应该放在哪里感到困惑。
The politician's speech was so amphibolous that it was difficult to discern his true intentions.
这位政治家的演讲如此模棱两可，很难看出他真正的意图。
The novel's title was amphibolous, leading some readers to believe it was about one thing when it was actually about another.
这部小说的标题是模棱两可的，导致一些读者认为它是关于一件事，而实际上它是关于另一件事。
The court's decision was based on an amphibolous interpretation of the law, which caused confusion and controversy.
法院的判决基于对法律的一种模棱两可的解释，这引起了混乱和争议。
The teacher's instructions were amphibolous, causing the students to ask for clarification.
老师的指示是模棱两可的，导致学生们要求澄清。
The meaning of the word "love" can be amphibolous, depending on the context in which it is used.
“爱”这个词的意思可能是模棱两可的，这取决于它被使用的上下文。
The contract's language was amphibolous, leading to disputes between the parties involved.
合同的语言是模棱两可的，导致各方之间的纠纷。
The amphibolous nature of the term "justice" has been the subject of much debate among philosophers.
“正义”这一术语的模棱两可性质一直是哲学家们争论的话题。
The directions for the DIY project were amphibolous, making it difficult for beginners to follow along.
这个DIY项目的指示是模棱两可的，让初学者难以跟上。