blur, to become less clear or harder to see or understand, leisure time, free time when you are not working or studying, boundary, a limit that separates one thing, area, or group from another, division, the act of separating something into parts or groups, roll (for economy), to develop or happen in a particular way; to continue, approach, a way of dealing with a problem or situation, social interaction, communication or activities between people, around the clock, all day and all night, without stopping, for the time being, for now; during the present period of time, every once in a while, sometimes, but not regularly, during, at some time within a particular period or event, eventually, in the end, after some time or after a series of events, in the beginning, at the start of something, until, up to the time when something happens or a particular time is reached, by, not later than a particular time, to come up, to come upto happen or appear, especially unexpectedly, workation, a holiday where you also work, usually from a place different from your usual workplace, at the beginning, at the start of a particular event, period, or activity

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