embrangle

An obsolete verb meaning to confuse, entangle, or perplex; to throw into disorder or dispute.

deVeralteter verbaler Ausdruck mit der Bedeutung, jemanden oder etwas zu verwirren, zu verwickeln oder in Unordnung zu bringen; auch, Zwietracht oder Streit zu stiften.ruУстаревший глагол, означающий запутывать, сбивать с толку или приводить в замешательство; вносить беспорядок или раздор.esVerbo anticuado que significa enredar, confundir o desconcertar; causar desorden o discordia.frVerbe vieilli signifiant embrouiller, dérouter ou troubler ; semer la confusion ou la discorde.ptVerbo raro ou arcaico que significa emaranhar, confundir, deixar alguém perplexo ou atrapalhado; também pode indicar introduzir desordem, complicação ou discórdia.zh过时动词，意为使陷入混乱、使困惑或使纠缠不清；也可指制造纠纷或分歧。arفعل يدل على إرباك الشخص أو إيقاعه في الالتباس، أو إدخاله في تعقيد وخلط، أو إحداث اضطراب وفساد ونزاع.

1. To confuse or complicate C2 formal british

   To make something more complicated or confused, often by involving it in entanglements or disputes.

   • The legal dispute only served to embrangle the situation further.
   • His attempts to clarify the matter only embrangled the issue.
   • The conflicting reports embrangled the investigation.

   deVerwickelnruЗапутыватьesenredar, complicarfrEmbrouiller, complexifierptComplicarzh使复杂化arتعقيد الأمر

   Synonyme: complicateconfuseembroilenmeshentangleinvolvemuddleperplexsnarltangle

   Antonyme: clarifydisembroildisentangleextricatesimplifyunraveluntangle

• embrangled past participle
• embrangled past simple
• embrangling present participle
• embrangles third person singular