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I . mud·dle [ˈmʌdl̩] SUBST

1. muddle usu sing (confused state):

muddle
zmeda f
muddle
muddle
kaos m
muddle
nered m
to get in a muddle
to get sth in(to) a muddle
to be in a muddle

2. muddle no plur (confusion):

muddle
zmeda f
muddle

II . mud·dle [ˈmʌdl̩] VERBE intr to muddle along

muddle
muddle

mud·dle-ˈhead·ed ADJ

Expressions couramment utilisées avec muddle

to get in a muddle
to get sth in(to) a muddle

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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But we are going to have to muddle through for a while and see what we do.
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He called her a muddle-headed influence in planning and declared that she should never have had the chance to put her ideas forward.
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The fans were getting increasingly disillusioned with the club's muddling performances and attendances started to dip beneath 20,000.
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It's an epic story, and one worth savoring if you can muddle through the demands of slow storytelling in the beginning.
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Prey luring in general is a field muddled by false identification.
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Bright got his notes muddled, and broke down.
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Their common thread is their skeptical takes on subjects that are often muddled by paranormal and pseudoscientific claims.
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If anything, the decision is likely to simply muddle the interesting philosophical questions and make it more difficult to make real progress on privacy issues.
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The muddle of fact, fiction and speculation almost, though not quite, denies the artistry of all that's gone before.
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He is a prig with an instinct for grandeur that at once muddles his statements and endows them with an ineffable grandiosity.
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