riddled

UK
/ˈrɪd.əld/
US
/ˈrɪd.əld/

Translations

riddledadjective
more riddled
Comp.
most riddled
Super.
UK
/ˈrɪd.əld/
US
/ˈrɪd.əld/
The wall was riddled with bullet holes.
Стена была изрешечённая пулевыми отверстиями.
The old book was riddled with annotations.
Старая книга была испещрённая аннотациями.
The report was riddled with errors.
Отчёт был пронизанный ошибками.
riddleverb

riddled

Past Simple

riddled
Past Simple
riddled
Past Participle
riddling
Gerund
UK
/ˈrɪd.əl/
US
/ˈrɪd.əl/
He decided to riddle his friends with a challenging question.
Он решил загадать своим друзьям сложный вопрос.
The wall was riddled with bullet holes after the attack.
Стена была пронизана пулевыми отверстиями после атаки.
Additional translations

Definitions

riddledadjective
Full of or affected by something undesirable.
The old building was riddled with cracks and leaks.
Permeated or spread throughout.
The report was riddled with errors and inconsistencies.
Having numerous holes or perforations, especially as the result of gunfire, insects, or decay.
The abandoned car was riddled with bullet holes.
riddleverb
To pierce with many holes.
The old barn was riddled with bullet holes after the storm of gunfire.
To fill or permeate with something undesirable.
The report was riddled with errors and needed a thorough review.
To solve or explain a riddle.
He spent the afternoon trying to riddle out the complex puzzle.
To sift or separate (material) using a riddle (sieve).
They riddled the sand to obtain a finer grade for the mortar.