garbled

• Décrit quelque chose de déformé, confus ou peu clair, en particulier dans un son ou un message.

Describes something that is distorted, confused, or unclear, especially in sound or message.

1. Distorted or unclearB2formal

   Something that is confused, distorted, or mixed up, making it difficult to understand.

   Déformé ou confus

   • The radio transmission was garbled due to interference.
   • He left a garbled voicemail that I could barely understand.
   • The message became garbled after being passed through several people.

   Synonymesconfuseddisjointeddistortedincoherentjumbledmuddledscrambledunclearunintelligible

   Antonymesclearcoherentcomprehensibledistinctintelligibleunderstandable

2. Corrupted dataB2formalIT

   Data that has been altered or corrupted, resulting in errors or nonsense.

   Données corrompues

   • The file was garbled after the system crash.
   • Garbled text appeared on the screen due to a software bug.
   • The email attachment was garbled and unreadable.

   Synonymescorrupteddistortedjumbledmanglednonsensicalscrambledunintelligible

   Antonymesclearcoherentintact

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de déformer, brouiller ou mélanger des informations, un discours ou des données, souvent de manière involontaire.

A verb used to indicate the act of distorting, confusing, or mixing up information, speech, or data, often unintentionally.

1. Distort or confuseB2formal

   To mix up or distort a message, statement, or sound so that it is unclear or misleading.

   déformer

   • The radio transmission was garbled by static.
   • He garbled the instructions, causing confusion among the team.
   • The witness's account was garbled by fear and memory lapses.

   Synonymesconfusecorruptdistortjumblemanglemisrepresentmuddlescrambletwist

   Antonymesarticulateclarifydecipherdistinguishelucidate

2. Misrepresent informationC1formal

   To deliberately or accidentally alter information in a way that changes its meaning.

   Déformer une information

   • The journalist garbled the facts in the article.
   • The translation garbled the original meaning of the poem.
   • Politicians often garble statistics to support their arguments.

   Synonymescorruptdistortfalsifymisrepresentmisstatemuddleperverttwist

   Antonymesclarifyelucidateexplainilluminate