addle
/ˈæd.əl/翻译: 过时动词，指使困惑、弄糊涂，或使（尤指鸡蛋）变坏、腐坏。
词语关系
verb
/ˈæd.əl/
Устаревший глагол, означающий приводить в замешательство, путать или портить (особенно яйца).
Verbo que significa confundir o desconcertar a alguien, o estropear algo, especialmente huevos, haciendo que se pudran o se contaminen.
Verbe signifiant brouiller les idées, déconcerter, ou gâter (en particulier des œufs, qui se corrompent).
Veraltetes Verb mit der Bedeutung, jemanden zu verwirren oder zu verblüffen; außerdem (besonders von Eiern) verderben oder faul werden.
Verbo pouco comum que significa confundir, perturbar ou bagunçar; também pode indicar que ovos ficaram podres ou gorados.
过时动词，指使困惑、弄糊涂，或使（尤指鸡蛋）变坏、腐坏。
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An archaic verb meaning to make or become confused, muddled, or rotten (especially of eggs).
Confuse or muddleC1formal
To make someone unable to think clearly or to confuse their thoughts.
Сбивать с толкуConfundir o aturdirEmbrouiller l'espritVerwirrenConfundir使糊涂يُشَوِّش الذِّهن- The complex instructions addled his mind.
- Too much information can addle a person's judgment.
- The constant noise addled her concentration.
同义词befuddlebewilderconfusediscombobulateflusterfuddlemuddlemuddyperplex
Become rottenC1formal
To become spoiled or rotten, typically used for eggs.
Протухнутьvolverse podridoSe gâter (en parlant d'un œuf)VerderbenEstragar变坏فَسَدَ- The eggs had addled in the warm weather.
- We threw away the addled eggs from the basket.
- If left too long, the eggs will addle and smell terrible.