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garbling
UK
/ˈɡɑː.blɪŋ/
US
/ˈɡɑr.blɪŋ/
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garbling
noun
garblings
pl
déformation
Version altérée ou confuse d’un message.
The memo passed through so many hands that it became nothing but garblings of the original plan.
La note est passée entre tant de mains qu’elle n’est devenue que des déformations du plan original.
altération
Pour un message, un signal ou une information ; action de fausser ou brouiller.
The garbling of the radio transmission made it difficult to understand the instructions.
L’altération de la transmission radio rendait les instructions difficiles à comprendre.
Synonyms
jumbled communication
muddling
misrepresentation
confusion
distortion
garbling
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈɡɑː.blɪŋ/
US
/ˈɡɑr.blɪŋ/
brouillé
Pour un message, une voix ou un signal ; sens passif en français.
They struggled to understand the garbling voice on the other end of the line.
Ils avaient du mal à comprendre la voix brouillée à l’autre bout du fil.
Synonyms
deforming
adulterating
jumbling
confusing
muddling
twisting
corrupting
misrepresenting
misreporting
falsifying
jamming
scrambling
mangling
distorting
garble
verb
garbling
Gerund
garbled
Past Simple
garbled
Past Participle
garbling
Gerund
UK
/ˈɡɑː.bəl/
US
/ˈɡɑr.bəl/
brouiller
En parlant d’un message, d’un son ou d’une transmission.
The poor phone connection garbled his words, making it difficult to understand him.
La mauvaise connexion téléphonique a brouillé ses paroles, ce qui le rendait difficile à comprendre.
Additional translations
tamisser
Emploi archaïque, pour nettoyer des produits en séparant les impuretés.
déformer
En rendant un message, un son ou une transmission de façon confuse.
Synonyms
confuse
muddle
misinterpret
distort
jumble
mix up
Definitions
garbling
noun
The act or process of distorting or confusing a message or information.
The garbling of the radio transmission made it difficult to understand the instructions.
A distorted or confused version of a message; an instance of garbling.
The memo passed through so many hands that it became nothing but garblings of the original plan.
garbling
gerund / present participle
Distorting or confusing (a message, signal, etc.).
They struggled to understand the garbling voice on the other end of the line.
garble
verb
To reproduce (a message, sound, or transmission) in a confused and distorted way.
The poor phone connection garbled his words, making it difficult to understand him.
(archaic) To sift or sort impurities from (goods such as spices); to clean by separating out refuse.
In the old spice markets, workers would garble the imported peppercorns before sale.
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