muddied

UK
/ˈmʌdid/
US
/ˈmʌdid/

Traduzioni

muddiedpast participle
UK
/ˈmʌd.id/
US
/ˈmʌd.id/
More precise classification; 'muddied' is a past-participle adjective.
embrouilléSens figuré : rendu moins clair, confus.
The muddied explanation left everyone more confused than before.
L'explication embrouillée a laissé tout le monde plus confus qu'avant.
boueuxSens concret : rendu sale ou couvert de boue.
The once clear stream was now muddied after the heavy rain.
Le ruisseau autrefois clair était désormais boueux après la forte pluie.
muddyverb

muddied

Past Simple

muddied
Past Simple
muddied
Past Participle
muddying
Gerund
UK
/ˈmʌdi/
US
/ˈmʌdi/
barbouiller de boueFamilier ; rendre sale avec de la boue.
The children muddy their shoes while playing in the park.
Les enfants barbouillent leurs chaussures de boue en jouant dans le parc.
embrouillerAu sens figuré : rendre moins clair, brouiller.
The new evidence served to muddy the waters of the investigation.
Les nouvelles preuves ont servi à embrouiller l'enquête.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
se troublerPour un cours d'eau ou un liquide : devenir trouble.

Definizioni

muddiedpast participle
Made dirty or unclear by the presence of mud or similar substances.
The once clear stream was now muddied after the heavy rain.
Confused or made less clear, often used metaphorically to describe situations or explanations.
The muddied explanation left everyone more confused than before.
muddyverb
To make something dirty or covered with mud.
The children muddy their shoes while playing in the park.
To make something unclear or confusing.
The new evidence served to muddy the waters of the investigation.
To become muddy, turbid, or clouded.
The river muddied rapidly after the heavy rain.