muddled

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Collins 1

v make into a puddle
v mix up or confuse
s confused and vague; used especially of thinking

a. 混乱的；糊涂的；头脑昏昏然的

Collins 星级

14,437

BNC 频率

19,181

使用频率

muddled 源于动词 muddle，意为“使混乱”。词缀 -ed 表示过去分词或形容词，表示状态或结果，因此 muddled 可以理解为“处于混乱状态”。

例句

1. The instructions were so muddled that I couldn't understand them.

这些说明太混乱了，我无法理解。

2. After a long day at work, my thoughts were all muddled.

工作了一整天后，我的思绪都很混乱。

3. She felt muddled after waking up from a deep sleep.

她在深睡后醒来时感到有些迷糊。