muddled

UK
/ˈmʌd.əld/
US
/ˈmʌd.əld/
muddledпричастие прошедшего времени
More precise classification: past-participle form functioning adjectivally.
Переводы
The instructions were so muddled that no one could follow them.
Инструкции были настолько запутанными, что никто не мог их понять.
His thoughts were muddled after the long meeting.
Его мысли были беспорядочными после долгого собрания.
She gave a muddled explanation of the events.
Она дала смутное объяснение событий.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
Confused or disorganized in thought or action.
Her muddled explanation left everyone more confused than before.
Lacking clarity or precision; unclear.
The muddled instructions made it difficult to assemble the furniture.
(Of a drink, especially a cocktail) prepared by crushing ingredients together.
She ordered a muddled strawberry mojito.
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Герундий
UK
/ˈmʌd.əl/
US
/ˈmʌd.əl/
Переводы
I often muddle the names of the twins.
Я часто путаю имена близнецов.
The instructions muddle me every time I try to follow them.
Инструкции запутывают меня каждый раз, когда я пытаюсь их следовать.
He tends to muddle his words when he's nervous.
Он склонен мешать слова, когда нервничает.
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Определения
To mix up or confuse something in a disorganized or untidy way.
He managed to muddle the papers on his desk, making it difficult to find the report.
To bring into a disordered or confusing state.
The unexpected news muddled her thoughts, leaving her unsure of what to do next.
To achieve a result or progress in a confused or disorganized manner.
Despite the lack of a clear plan, they managed to muddle through the project and complete it on time.
To crush ingredients such as fruit or herbs in the bottom of a glass to release their flavor when preparing a drink.
The bartender muddled the mint leaves with sugar before adding the rum.
To think or act in a confused or aimless way.
She muddled about for hours without making any real progress.
To make (a liquid) turbid or muddy by stirring up sediment.
The oars muddled the clear lake water near the shore.
muddleсуществительное
Определения
A state of confusion or disorder.
The sudden change in plans left everyone in a muddle.
An untidy or disorganized state or collection.
The desk was in a muddle, with papers and books scattered everywhere.
A confused mess or a bungled situation; a mistake resulting from confusion.
He made a complete muddle of the accounts.