muddied

常見例句

用作形容詞 (adj.)

用作定語: ～+ n.

• There is a muddy expression in his face.
  他臉上有一種糊塗的表情。

用作表語: S+be+～

• The road is very muddy.
  這條路非常泥濘。
• It looks muddy.
  天很暗。
• His glasses are muddy.
  他的眼鏡是模糊的。

用作動(dòng)詞 (v.)

用作及物動(dòng)詞: S+～+ n./pron.

• He muddies himself face.
  他使自己的臉上沾著泥。
• He always muddies the water.
  他縂是在弄亂情況。

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雙語例句

• They account for many of the missteps that have recently slowed the company’s momentum and muddied its reputation.
  它們?cè)谀切┳罱侠酃镜那斑M(jìn)勢(shì)頭和使其名聲受損的失誤中起到了很大的作用。
• Both responses seem born from the ecstasy of the moment, yet her writing is never muddied or breathless, her judgments never reactionary or superficial.
  這雙極的反應(yīng)似乎均源於儅下的沉醉，然而她的文字從不混沌或急促，她的判斷從不保守或膚淺。
• Granted, the proportion of Americans who say they might vote for an atheist has doubled in the past half-century, and the polls are muddied by those who do not know what an atheist is.
  不得不承認(rèn)，表示可能會(huì)投無神論者票的美國人的比例在過去的半個(gè)世界繙了一番，而投票本身也被那些不知道什麼是無神論的人攪得混亂不堪。

原聲例句

• Widely respected for his craft, his private life however over the past 15 years was muddied with allegations of child abuse while he suffered under the weight of a huge financial debt.

權(quán)威例句

• They found a small muddied heap near Lillian's house, by the steps of the chicken coop.
  NPR: Excerpt: 'Away'
• Nowhere more so than in India, where the picture is muddied by statistical confusion.
  ECONOMIST: China has won; but so far, South Asia has not lost
• By picking Paul Ryan as his running mate this month, Mr Romney has further muddied the ideological waters.
  ECONOMIST: Mitt Romney’s chances
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