muddle
英['mʌdl]美['mʌdl]
v.[T]
1.混合，使微醉，使咬字不清晰
v.[I]
1.胡乱对付
n.
1.困惑，混浊状态
1.混合，使微醉，使咬字不清晰
v.[I]
1.胡乱对付
n.
1.困惑，混浊状态
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- Even if Tang Yun-shan had struck lucky this time, Wu Sun-fu was still displeased with the man's muddle-headedness.
而且即使今回不是“空心汤圆”，吴荪甫也不能不怪唐云山太糊涂了。收藏 - I believe it underlies some of the divisions and some of the muddle we experience.
我认为，这是我们所经历的某些分歧和困惑的原因。 收藏 - To cause confusion in;muddle.
使困惑在…方面引起混乱；使混乱 收藏 - They never seem to have a proper plan but manage to muddle through somehow.
他们似乎从来没有个合适的计划,但又总干出了些成绩。收藏 - There seemed to Shelton a touching muddle in his optimism--a muddle of tenderness and of intolerance, of truth and second-handedness
在谢尔顿看来，似乎在他的乐观哲学中存有一点感动的混乱成份--其中有慈悲也有不容人之量，有真理也有拾人牙慧的东西。收藏
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