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muddle

/ˈmʌd.əl/

Traduction: Nom désignant un état de confusion ou de désordre, souvent lié à un enchevêtrement d'objets ou à une situation problématique. Peut aussi évoquer un gâchis ou une bévue., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'embrouiller ou de mélanger des choses, ou de mettre dans un état de désordre ou de confusion.

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noun

/ˈmʌd.əl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un état de confusion ou de désordre, souvent lié à un enchevêtrement d'objets ou à une situation problématique. Peut aussi évoquer un gâchis ou une bévue.

A noun referring to a state of confusion or disorder, often involving a jumble of items or a problematic situation.

  1. Confused state or messB2formal

    A state of confusion or disorder, often involving a jumble of things.

    frétat de confusion, désordre

    • The papers were in a complete muddle on the desk.
    • His thoughts were a muddle after the long meeting.
    • She tried to sort out the muddle of receipts and invoices.

    Synonymesbewildermentchaosclutterconfusiondisorderjumblemesstangleturmoil

    Antonymesclarityorderorderlinessorganisationtidiness

  2. Difficult situationB2informal

    An informal term for a problematic or awkward situation.

    frSituation difficile

    • He got himself into a real muddle with the finances.
    • The project ended up in a muddle due to poor planning.
    • She was in a muddle trying to decide which job to take.

    Synonymesbinddifficultyfixjammesspicklepredicamentquandarytrouble

    Antonymesclarityordersolution

Formes
  • muddles plural form
  • muddles' possessive plural form
  • muddle's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈmʌd.əl/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'embrouiller ou de mélanger des choses, ou de mettre dans un état de désordre ou de confusion.

A verb used to indicate the act of confusing or mixing up things, or to cause a state of disorder or bewilderment.

  1. Make into a puddleC1informal

    To cause a solid or semi-solid substance to become a liquid or semi-liquid, like a puddle.

    frRéduire en flaque

    • The heat muddled the ice cream into a sweet puddle.
    • He accidentally muddled the butter by leaving it in the sun.
    • The rain muddled the dirt into a messy puddle on the path.
  2. Mix up or confuseB2informal

    To cause disorder or confusion in something, or to make a situation unclear.

    frEmbrouiller, brouiller, semer la confusion

    • The instructions were muddled, so nobody knew what to do.
    • She muddled the names of the two actors in her speech.
    • Don't muddle the facts with your personal opinions.

    Synonymesbewilderconfusedisarrangedisorderflusterjumblemix upperplexsnarltangle

    Antonymesarrangeclarifyorderorganizesortsystematizeuntangle

Formes
  • muddled past participle
  • muddled past simple
  • muddling present participle
  • muddles third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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