muddy
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British pronunciation
/mˈʌdi/
muddied

Définition et signification de « muddy » en anglais

01

boueux, fangeux

marked by a mixture of soil and water
muddy definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The muddy trail made hiking challenging as they slipped and slid along the path.
Le sentier boueux a rendu la randonnée difficile alors qu'ils glissaient et dérapaient le long du chemin.
02

terne, mélangé

having a dull or mixed color
example
Exemples
The sky was a muddy gray before the storm hit.
Le ciel était d'un gris terne avant que la tempête ne frappe.
03

confus, embrouillé

having unclear or confusing ideas
example
Exemples
Her muddy thinking on the issue made it difficult to form a coherent argument.
Sa pensée trouble sur le sujet a rendu difficile la formation d'un argument cohérent.
04

boueux, confus

having indistinct audio quality
example
Exemples
The muddy audio made it hard to follow the conversation.
L'audio trouble a rendu difficile de suivre la conversation.
05

trouble, équivoque

having questionable ethical standards
example
Exemples
She distanced herself from the muddy dealings of the organization.
Elle s'est distancée des agissements troubles de l'organisation.
to muddy
01

salir, embourber

to cause something to become dirty, often by adding mud
example
Exemples
She accidentally muddied her shoes while walking through the construction site.
Elle a accidentellement salit ses chaussures en marchant à travers le chantier de construction.
02

embrouiller, rendre confus

to make something unclear or difficult to understand
Transitive: to muddy sth
example
Exemples
The additional data muddied the analysis, making it harder to draw definitive conclusions.
Les données supplémentaires ont embrouillé l'analyse, rendant plus difficile de tirer des conclusions définitives.
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