| 词汇 | muddle |
| 释义 | muddle (noun) muddle 2 ENTRIES FOUND: muddle (verb) muddle (noun) 1 muddle /ˈmʌdl̟/ verb muddles; muddled; muddling 1 muddle /ˈmʌdl̟/ verb muddles; muddled; muddling Learner's definition of MUDDLE [+ object] 1 : to cause confusion in (someone or someone's mind)使糊涂；使迷惑— often used as (be) muddled常用作(be) muddled a mind muddled by too much advice被太多忠告弄糊涂了的大脑 2 : to mix up (something) in a confused way混淆；分不清 muddle the household accounts把家庭账目弄乱 I always get their names muddled (up) [=mixed up] in my mind.我脑子里总是分不清他们的名字。 muddle along [phrasal verb] informal : to think, act, or proceed in a confused way or without a plan糊里糊涂地过日子；得过且过 She muddled along for a few years before going to college.上大学前的几年，她过得糊里糊涂。 muddle through [phrasal verb] informal : to do something without doing it very well or easily应付过去；对付过去 I had a hard time with the class, but somehow I muddled through. [=got by]那门课我学得很吃力，但不管怎样我应付过去了。 We won't have much money but we'll muddle through [=manage] somehow.我们钱不会多，但是不管怎么样都会应付过去。 — muddled adjective [more muddled; most muddled] a muddled story令人困惑的报道 The instructions were so muddled [=confused, confusing] that we couldn't follow them.这份说明书十分费解，我们无法照着操作。 2 muddle /ˈmʌdl̟/ noun 2 muddle /ˈmʌdl̟/ noun Learner's definition of MUDDLE [singular] 1 a : a state of confusion or disorder混乱；杂乱 Her thoughts were in a muddle. [=she was very confused]她的思绪很混乱。 His papers were in a muddle.他的文件乱七八糟的。 (chiefly Brit) They got in/into a muddle over the train schedule.他们被火车时刻表弄糊涂了。 b : a situation or mistake caused by confusion（局面）混乱，出错 There's been a bit of a muddle [=mix-up] about the plan.那个计划有些混乱。 2 : a confused mess糊涂；乱七八糟 His mind was a muddle.他心里乱糟糟的。 : a disordered mixture杂乱的物品 a muddle of documents一堆杂乱的文件 |
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