Summary
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- muddling:
- muddle:
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Wiktionary:
- muddle → confondre, mélanger
- muddle → embrouillamini
- muddle → désordre, pagaille, embrouillamini, gâchis, mouise
English
Detailed Translations for muddling from English to French
muddling:
Translation Matrix for muddling:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
barbotage | bungling; messing; muddling | drudgery; loot; swag; toil; toiling |
barbouillage | botching; bungling; messing; muddling | bungle; bungling; cheating; confused heap; daubing; fraud; heap; jumble; mess; messing about; muddle; staining; swindling |
bousillage | bungling; messing; muddling | botch job; bungle; bungling; bungling work; cheating; confused heap; fiddling; fraud; heap; jumble; mess; messing about; muddle; rummaging; shoddy work; swindling; tinkering; trouble |
gâchage | botching; bungling; messing; muddling | |
pataugeage | bungling; messing; muddling | bungling; drudgery; fiddling; tinkering; toil; toiling |
rabâchage | bungling; dredging; messing; muddling | beefing; bleating |
travail d'amateur | bungling; messing; muddling | fiddling; niggling; pottering; tinkering |
tripotage | bungling; dredging; messing; muddling | bartering; bungling; fiddling; haggling; messing about; playing around; shady dealings; tinkering |
Related Words for "muddling":
muddling form of muddle:
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to muddle (mess about; tinker; muddle on)
bricoler; tripoter-
bricoler verb (bricole, bricoles, bricolons, bricolez, bricolent, bricolais, bricolait, bricolions, bricoliez, bricolaient, bricolai, bricolas, bricola, bricolâmes, bricolâtes, bricolèrent, bricolerai, bricoleras, bricolera, bricolerons, bricolerez, bricoleront)
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tripoter verb (tripote, tripotes, tripotons, tripotez, tripotent, tripotais, tripotait, tripotions, tripotiez, tripotaient, tripotai, tripotas, tripota, tripotâmes, tripotâtes, tripotèrent, tripoterai, tripoteras, tripotera, tripoterons, tripoterez, tripoteront)
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to muddle (fiddle; muck; monkey; fumble; mess about)
Conjugations for muddle:
present
- muddle
- muddle
- muddles
- muddle
- muddle
- muddle
simple past
- muddled
- muddled
- muddled
- muddled
- muddled
- muddled
present perfect
- have muddled
- have muddled
- has muddled
- have muddled
- have muddled
- have muddled
past continuous
- was muddling
- were muddling
- was muddling
- were muddling
- were muddling
- were muddling
future
- shall muddle
- will muddle
- will muddle
- shall muddle
- will muddle
- will muddle
continuous present
- am muddling
- are muddling
- is muddling
- are muddling
- are muddling
- are muddling
subjunctive
- be muddled
- be muddled
- be muddled
- be muddled
- be muddled
- be muddled
diverse
- muddle!
- let's muddle!
- muddled
- muddling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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the muddle (chaos; crisscross; tangle)
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the muddle (mess; mountain; accumulation; congestion)
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the muddle (chaos; disorder; confusion; welter; mix-up; mess; trouble; tangle; maze)
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the muddle (confused heap; mess; jumble; heap; bungle; bungling)
le désordre; le bordel; le fatras; le barbouillage; la pagaille; le fouillis; le chaos; le gribouillage; le ramassis; le bousillage -
the muddle (caboodle; mess; mayhem; hash; chaos)
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Wiktionary Translations for muddle:
muddle
muddle
Cross Translation:
noun
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(familier, fr) situation très embrouillée.
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• muddle | → désordre; pagaille | ↔ Durcheinander — Dinge befinden sich im Zustand der Unordnung |
• muddle | → désordre; embrouillamini | ↔ Kuddelmuddel — chaotischer, ungeordneter Zustand |
• muddle | → gâchis; mouise | ↔ Schlamassel — umgangssprachlich: schwierige, (zunächst) ausweglos scheinende Situation, in die jemand wegen eines leidigen Missgeschicks gerät; im weitesten Sinne: hinderliche Umstände; Unglück |
• muddle | → gâchis; mouise | ↔ Schlamastik — landschaftlich: schwierige, (zunächst) ausweglos scheinende Situation, in die jemand wegen eines leidigen Missgeschicks gerät; im weitesten Sinne: hinderliche Umstände; Unglück |