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befuddled

/bɪˈfʌdəld/

Traducción: Que está en un estado de confusión o perplejidad; aturdido, desconcertado o confundido, a menudo por algo inesperado o por la bebida., Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de confundir o desconcertar a alguien, a menudo hasta el punto de que esa persona no pueda pensar con claridad. También puede implicar aturdir o dejar perplejo a alguien.

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adjective

/bɪˈfʌdəld/B2informal
  • esQue está en un estado de confusión o perplejidad; aturdido, desconcertado o confundido, a menudo por algo inesperado o por la bebida.

In a state of mental confusion or bewilderment; unable to think clearly or act sensibly.

  1. Mentally confusedB2informal

    Unable to think clearly or understand what is happening, often because of shock, surprise, or a sudden event.

    esConfundido, aturdido

    • The sudden change of plan left her completely befuddled.
    • He stared at the confusing instruction manual with a befuddled expression.
    • The witness seemed befuddled by the lawyer's rapid questions.
    • After three hours of crunching numbers, I felt utterly befuddled.
    • His befuddled attempts to explain the situation only made it worse.

    Sinónimosbaffledbewilderedconfuseddazeddisorientedmuddledperplexedpuzzledstupefied

    Antónimosalertclearheadedcomposedlucidorientedsharpsoberunconfused

  2. Mildly intoxicatedB2slang

    Slightly drunk or under the influence of alcohol or drugs, leading to unclear thinking or unsteady actions.

    esLigeramente intoxicado

    • A couple of drinks had left him slightly befuddled.
    • He was too befuddled to drive home safely.
    • The party was full of befuddled guests laughing loudly.
    • She felt a pleasant befuddled warmth after the second glass of wine.
    • His befuddled speech made it obvious he had been drinking.

    Sinónimosfuddledgroggymuzzysquiffytipsywoozy

    Antónimosclearheadedsober

Formas
  • more befuddled comparative form
  • most befuddled superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

befuddle/bɪˈfʌd.əl/C1formal
  • esVerbo que se usa para indicar la acción de confundir o desconcertar a alguien, a menudo hasta el punto de que esa persona no pueda pensar con claridad. También puede implicar aturdir o dejar perplejo a alguien.

A verb used to indicate the act of confusing or perplexing someone, often to the point of making them unable to think clearly.

  1. Confuse or perplexC1formal

    To make someone unable to think clearly or understand something.

    esconfundir, aturdir

    • The complex instructions completely befuddled the new employees.
    • His contradictory statements befuddled the audience.
    • The magician's trick befuddled even the sharpest observers.

    Sinónimosbafflebemusebewilderconfoundconfusediscombobulateflummoxmystifynonplusperplexpuzzle

    Antónimosclarifyeducateenlightenexplainilluminate

  2. Stupefy with alcoholC2informal

    To make someone confused or unable to think clearly, especially by giving them alcohol.

    esAturdir con alcohol

    • The strong cocktails befuddled him after just two drinks.
    • They were completely befuddled by the cheap wine at the party.
    • He was too befuddled to remember where he parked his car.

    Sinónimosaddlefuddleinebriateintoxicatemuddlestupefy

    Antónimosclaritysober

Formas
  • befuddled past participle
  • befuddled past simple
  • befuddling present participle
  • befuddles third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condiciones heredadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

Enlace de origen

Se aplican todas las licencias

Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.