muddled

中英词典：muddled

形容词：

• 混乱的（lacking in order or clearness; confused）
• 糊涂的（confused or bewildered）
• 困惑的（bewildered or perplexed）

名词：

• 混乱（a state of confusion or disorder）
• 困惑（a state of bewilderment or perplexity）

词语辨析：

Muddled是一个形容词，常用来形容混乱、糊涂、困惑的情况。它与其他一些类似词汇的区别如下：

• Confused：指思维不清晰或不连贯，常用于描述人或思想。
• Bewildered：指对某事感到困惑或迷惑。
• Perplexed：指因为复杂或令人困惑的问题而感到困惑。
• Disordered：指无序或杂乱无章。

词汇扩充：

与"muddled"相关的词汇有：

• Muddle：动词形式，意为"使混乱"。
• Muddlement：名词形式，意为"混乱状态"。
• Muddler：名词，意为"搅拌器"，也可指"使事情更加混乱的人"。

近义词：

• confused
• bewildered
• perplexed
• disordered

反义词：

• clear
• orderly
• organized
• coherent

柯林斯词典解释：

muddled (adj.)

1. If you describe someone as muddled, you mean that they are confused or not thinking clearly about something. （如果你形容某人为"muddled"，意味着他们对某事感到困惑或思维不清晰。）
2. If you describe a situation, idea, or story as muddled, you are critical of it because it is confusing or not clearly thought out. （如果你形容一个情况、想法或故事为"muddled"，表示你对其进行批评，因为它很混乱或思维不清晰。）

牛津词典解释：

muddled (adj.)

1. In a state of bewildered or bewildering confusion or disorder. （处于困惑或令人困惑的混乱或无序状态。）
2. Not clear or coherent. （不明确或连贯。）
3. Of a liquid, cloudy, opaque, or thick. （液体的，浑浊的，不透明的或浓稠的。）

用法：

"muddled"作为形容词，常用于描述人的状态、思维或情况的混乱，也可用于形容事物的混乱或不清晰。以下是一些例句：

1. She was feeling muddled and couldn't think straight.（她感到困惑，无法正常思考。）
2. The instructions were so muddled that I couldn't understand them.（说明书太混乱了，我看不懂。）
3. His muddled explanation only added to our confusion.（他混乱的解释只会让我们更加困惑。）
4. The muddled plot of the movie left the audience unsatisfied.（电影混乱的剧情让观众感到不满。）

以下是更多的例句：

1. Her thoughts were muddled and she couldn't focus on anything.（她的思维混乱，无法专注于任何事情。）
2. The politician's muddled speech only confused the audience further.（政治家混乱的演讲只会让观众更加困惑。）
3. The muddled paperwork caused a delay in processing the application.（混乱的文件工作导致申请处理延迟。）
4. He tried to give a clear explanation, but it came out muddled.（他试图给出一个清晰的解释，但是变得混乱不清。）
5. The muddled accounts made it difficult to determine the company's financial status.（混乱的账目使得难以确定公司的财务状况。）
6. I was feeling tired and muddled after a long day of work.（一整天的工作后，我感到疲倦和混乱。）
7. The muddled directions led us to the wrong destination.（混乱的指示让我们走错了目的地。）
8. His muddled thinking prevented him from making a clear decision.（他混乱的思维阻止了他做出明确的决定。）
9. The muddled conversation left us both confused and frustrated.（混乱的对话让我们感到困惑和沮丧。）
10. The muddled painting lacked a clear focal point.（这幅混乱的画缺乏明确的焦点。）
11. She was in a muddled state of mind and couldn't remember what she had to do.（她心神不宁，无法记住自己要做什么。）
12. The muddled explanation only added to the confusion in the classroom.（混乱的解释只会让课堂更加混乱。）
13. The muddled recipe made it difficult to follow the cooking instructions.（混乱的食谱使得难以按照烹饪说明进行操作。）
14. His muddled reasoning led him to the wrong conclusion.（他混乱的推理导致了错误的结论。）
15. The muddled data in the report made it hard to analyze the results.（报告中混乱的数据使得结果分析困难。）
16. I woke up with a muddled memory of the dream I had.（我醒来时，对梦境的记忆模糊不清。）
17. The muddled road signs caused us to take the wrong turn.（混乱的路标导致我们错过了转弯口。）
18. Her muddled explanation didn't make sense to anyone.（她混乱的解释对任何人来说都没有意义。）
19. The muddled details in the contract raised concerns about its validity.（合同中混乱的细节引起了对其有效性的担忧。）
20. He was in a muddled state of emotions after the breakup.（分手后，他的情绪处于混乱状态。）