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muddied

/ˈmʌd.id/

翻译: 形容某物变脏或变得不清晰;既可指字面意义(被泥弄脏),也可指比喻意义(混乱或模糊)。, 动词,指使某物变得浑浊、肮脏,或使某事变得模糊、混乱、难以理解,常用于比喻意义。

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adjective

C1formalcommon/ˈmʌd.id/

Describes something that has been made muddy or unclear; can be used literally (covered in mud) or figuratively (made confused or obscure).

  • 🇨🇳形容某物变脏或变得不清晰;既可指字面意义(被泥弄脏),也可指比喻意义(混乱或模糊)。
  1. Made dirty with mud B1 formal

    Covered or stained with mud.

    • The hiker's boots were completely muddied after the walk.
    • The dog ran inside with muddied paws.
    • The field was muddied from the heavy rain.

    🇨🇳沾满泥巴的

    同义词: muckymuddysoiledspatteredsplashed

    反义词: cleanpristinewashed

  2. Made unclear or confused B2 formal

    Made something less clear, pure, or simple; often used figuratively.

    • The debate was muddied by irrelevant arguments.
    • His reputation was muddied by the false accusations.
    • The original message was muddied by poor translation.

    🇨🇳模糊不清的

    同义词: befuddledblurredcloudedcomplicatedconfusedfoggedmuddledtangled

    反义词: clearedsimplified

  3. Dull or impure in color B2 formal

    Having a color that is not bright or clear, often due to mixing or impurities.

    • The painting had a muddied palette of browns and grays.
    • The once vibrant blue became muddied after the spill.
    • The water appeared muddied and opaque.

    🇨🇳浑浊的

    同义词: cloudydingydrabdullfadedlusterlessmuddymurkyturbid

    反义词: brightclearvivid

  • more muddied comparative form
  • most muddied superlative form

verb

B2formalcommon/ˈmʌd.i/

A verb used to indicate the act of making something unclear, confusing, or dirty, often used figuratively.

  • 🇨🇳动词,指使某物变得浑浊、肮脏,或使某事变得模糊、混乱、难以理解,常用于比喻意义。
  1. Make dirty with mud B1 formal

    To cover or stain something with mud, making it dirty.

    • The children muddied their shoes while playing in the garden.
    • He accidentally muddied the clean floor with his boots.
    • The rain muddied the path, making it slippery.

    🇨🇳使沾上泥

    同义词: begrimebemirecakedirtymiresmearsoilsplatterstainsully

    反义词: cleanpurifywash

  2. Cause to become unclear or confused B2 formal

    To make a situation, issue, or idea less clear or more confusing.

    • His vague statements only muddied the discussion.
    • The new evidence muddied the waters of the investigation.
    • Don't muddy the issue with irrelevant details.

    🇨🇳使模糊

    同义词: blurcloudcomplicateconfusefogmuddleobfuscateobscure

    反义词: clarifyclearelucidateexplainilluminate

  3. Make water or liquid turbid B2 formal

    To stir up sediment in a liquid, making it cloudy or unclear.

    • The heavy rain muddied the river water.
    • Walking through the pond muddied the clear water.
    • The storm muddied the lake, reducing visibility.

    🇨🇳使水变浑浊

    同义词: agitatebefoulchurnclouddirtyfoulroilstir up

    反义词: clarifyfilterpurify

  • muddied past participle
  • muddied past simple
  • muddying present participle
  • muddies third person singular

短语动词变体: muddy up