muddles

v.

弄乱，弄糟( muddle的第三人称单数 )；使糊涂；对付，混日子；

muddle through终于应付过去；混过去

muddle along得过且过，混日子

1. There was a muddle over our hotel accommodation.
   我们旅馆的食宿安排十分混乱。
2. Your room's in a real muddle.
   你的房间真是乱七八糟。
3. The old lady gets in(to) a muddle trying to work the video.
   那老太太想开录像机，但是越搞越糊涂。

1. The cleaner had muddled my papers, and I couldn't find the one I wanted.
   清洁工把我的文件弄乱了，我找不到我要的那份了。
2. You must be muddling me up with my twin brother.
   你一定是把我看成我的孪生兄弟了。
3. Stop talking, or you'll muddle me (up) completely.
   别说了，要不你把我全搞糊涂了。
4. You've muddled the scheme completely.
   你把计划完全弄糟了。

1. We muddle along from day to day.
   我们一天天地混日子。
2. I muddled up the dates and arrived three days late.
   我把日期弄乱了,所以迟到了三天。

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Journal of Economic Perspectives—Volume 18, Number 4—Fall 2004—Pages 93–114 The Muddles over Outsourcing