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addled

UK
/ˈæd.əld/
US
/ˈæd.əld/

Übersetzungen

addledadjektiv
more addled
Komp.
most addled
Super.
UK
/ˈæd.əld/
US
/ˈæd.əld/
pourriSe dit surtout des œufs ou d’aliments gâtés, avariés.
The addled eggs emitted a foul odor, making it clear they were no longer edible.
Les œufs pourris dégageaient une odeur fétide, ce qui montrait clairement qu’ils n’étaient plus comestibles.
embrouilléAu sens de l’esprit confus, incapable de réfléchir clairement.
After staying up all night studying, she felt completely addled during the exam.
Après être restée debout toute la nuit à étudier, elle se sentait complètement embrouillée pendant l’examen.
Synonyme
bewildered
muddled
mixed-up
dazed
disoriented
confused
addledpartizip perfekt
UK
/ˈæd.əld/
US
/ˈæd.əld/
Used as the past participle of the verb "addle" when functioning adjectivally.
embrouilléAu sens de l’esprit confus ; forme participiale de « addle ».
After the crash he sat there with an addled mind, unable to speak.
Après l’accident, il restait là avec l’esprit embrouillé, incapable de parler.
addleverb

addled

Präteritum

addled
Präteritum
addled
Partizip Perfekt
addling
Gerundium
UK
/ˈæd.əl/
US
/ˈæd.əl/
The complex instructions addled his mind, leaving him unsure of what to do next.
Les consignes compliquées ont embrouillé son esprit, le laissant sans savoir quoi faire ensuite.
gâterSurtout au sens de rendre impropre à la consommation, notamment des œufs.
The intense heat addled the eggs, making them inedible.
La chaleur intense a gâté les œufs, les rendant immangeables.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
se gâterSurtout en parlant des œufs.
Synonyme
bewilder
confuse
baffle
perplex
muddle

Definitionen

addledadjektiv
Confused or unable to think clearly.
After staying up all night studying, she felt completely addled during the exam.
Rotten or spoiled, especially referring to eggs.
The addled eggs emitted a foul odor, making it clear they were no longer edible.
addledpartizip perfekt
Having been made confused or rotten; functioning as the past participle of the verb “addle.”
After the crash he sat there with an addled mind, unable to speak.
addleverb
To make or become confused.
The complex instructions addled his mind, leaving him unsure of what to do next.
To cause to become rotten or spoiled, especially an egg.
The intense heat addled the eggs, making them inedible.
To become rotten or spoiled, especially of eggs.
If kept too long, the eggs will addle in the heat.
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