muddled

• 形容混乱、糊涂或缺乏清晰度的状态，可指思绪不清、条理混乱或事物杂乱无章。

Describes a state of confusion, disorder, or lack of clarity in thought, organization, or physical arrangement.

1. Confused or disorderedB2formal

   In a state of mental confusion or disorganization; not clear.

   混乱的

   • His thoughts were muddled after the long meeting.
   • She gave a muddled explanation of the events.
   • The instructions were so muddled that nobody understood them.

   同义词befuddledbewilderedchaoticconfuseddisorganizedfuzzyjumbledunclear

   反义词clearcoherentlucidorderlyorganizedsystematic

2. Mixed up or jumbledB2informal

   Things that are not arranged properly or are in a state of disorder.

   混乱的

   • The papers on his desk were all muddled together.
   • The files got muddled after the system crash.
   • Her memories of that day are muddled and unclear.

   同义词chaoticconfuseddisordereddisorganizedhiggledy-piggledyjumbledmessytangled

   反义词arrangedclearcoherentneatorderedorganizedsystematictidy

• 动词，指把事物弄乱、混淆或搅混，使人或事陷入混乱或困惑的状态。

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.

   使化为水洼

   • 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.

   混淆或弄乱

   • 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.

   同义词bewilderconfusedisarrangedisorderflusterjumblemix upperplexsnarltangle

   反义词arrangeclarifyorderorganizesortsystematizeuntangle