fuddled

• 〈旧或方言〉形容词，指头脑糊涂、被弄糊涂的，或因醉酒而神志不清的。

An archaic or dialectal adjective meaning confused, muddled, or stupefied, especially from drinking alcohol.

1. Intoxicated or drunkC1informalbritish

   In a state of confusion or stupor, typically due to alcohol consumption.

   醉酒的

   • After three glasses of wine, he was completely fuddled.
   • She felt a bit fuddled after the party.
   • He stumbled home, fuddled and laughing.

   同义词befuddledblottodrunkinebriatedintoxicatedmuddledplasteredsmashedstupefiedtipsy

   反义词sober

• 动词，表示使人头脑昏沉、糊涂或困惑，常指用酒精灌醉或使神志不清。

A verb used to indicate the act of confusing or stupefying someone, often with alcohol or intoxication.

1. Confuse or muddleC1informal

   To make someone confused or unable to think clearly.

   使困惑

   • The complex instructions fuddled the new employees.
   • Too much information can fuddle your brain.
   • He was fuddled by the sudden change in plans.

   同义词addlebafflebewilderconfusedazedisconcertflustermuddleperplexpuzzle

   反义词clarifyenlightenilluminate

2. IntoxicateC1informal

   To make someone drunk or partially drunk.

   使醉

   • The strong wine quickly fuddled the guests.
   • After three beers, he was completely fuddled.
   • She was fuddled by the cocktails at the party.

   同义词befuddleinebriateintoxicate

   反义词sober