tangled

UK
/ˈtæŋɡld/
US
/ˈtæŋɡəld/
tangledadjektiv
more tangled
Komp.
most tangled
Super.
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Übersetzungen
The tangled wires made it difficult to find the right connection.
Запутанные провода затрудняли поиск правильного соединения.
Her hair was tangled after the windy day at the beach.
Ее волосы были спутанными после ветреного дня на пляже.
Definitionen
Twisted together in a confused mass.
The tangled wires made it difficult to figure out which one was connected to the speaker.
Complicated or confused; difficult to unravel.
The tangled plot of the novel kept readers guessing until the very end.
tangledpartizip perfekt
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/ˈtæŋɡəld/
US
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Used predicatively or attributively to describe something that has become twisted together or complicated.
Definitionen
Having become twisted together or matted so as to be difficult to separate or straighten.
Her tangled hair took hours to comb out.
tangleverb

tangled

Präteritum

tangled
Präteritum
tangled
Partizip Perfekt
tangling
Gerundium
UK
/ˈtæŋɡl̩/
US
/ˈtæŋɡəl/
Übersetzungen
She managed to tangle the threads while knitting.
Она умудрилась запутать нити во время вязания.
The wind would often tangle her hair.
Ветер часто спутывал её волосы.
Definitionen
To twist together into a confused mass.
The wind caused the kite strings to tangle.
To become involved in a complicated or difficult situation.
She didn't want to tangle with the legal system.
To fight or argue with someone.
The two players tangled on the field during the match.
tanglesubstantiv
Definitionen
A confused mass of something twisted together.
The cat played with the yarn, leaving it in a tangle on the floor.
A complicated or confused state or situation.
The negotiations ended in a tangle of misunderstandings and disagreements.
A type of seaweed with long, ribbon-like fronds.
The beach was covered in tangle after the storm.
A fight, argument, or brief physical struggle.
He ended up in a tangle with the security guard outside the stadium.