fuddle

UK
/ˈfʌd.əl/
US
/ˈfʌd.əl/

Traducciones

fuddlenoun
fuddles
pl
UK
/ˈfʌd.əl/
US
/ˈfʌd.əl/
ébriétéÉtat d’ivresse, registre soutenu.
After the party, he was in a complete fuddle and couldn't remember where he had parked his car.
Après la fête, il était dans une ébriété totale et ne se souvenait plus où il avait garé sa voiture.
After the party, he was in a complete fuddle and couldn't remember where he had parked his car.
Après la fête, il était dans une confusion totale et ne se souvenait plus où il avait garé sa voiture.
Traducciones adicionales
bitureFamilier.
fuddleverb
fuddled
Past Simple
fuddled
Past Participle
fuddling
Gerund
UK
/ˈfʌd.əl/
US
/ˈfʌd.əl/
enivrerSurtout avec l’alcool.
The strong wine began to fuddle his senses, making it hard for him to think clearly.
Le vin fort a commencé à l’enivrer, au point qu’il avait du mal à penser clairement.
The strong wine began to fuddle his senses, making it hard for him to think clearly.
Le vin fort a commencé à embrouiller ses sens, ce qui lui rendait la réflexion difficile.
Traducciones adicionales
étourdirParfois avec une nuance d’ivresse ou de stupeur.

Definiciones

fuddlenoun
A state of confusion or intoxication.
After the party, he was in a complete fuddle and couldn't remember where he had parked his car.
A drinking bout; a period of heavy drinking.
The sailors enjoyed a late-night fuddle before their ship set sail at dawn.
fuddleverb
To confuse or stupefy someone, especially with alcohol.
The strong wine began to fuddle his senses, making it hard for him to think clearly.