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别说了, 要不你把我全搞糊涂了. | Stop talking, or you'll muddle me (up) completely. | → |
那老太太想开录像机, 但是越搞越糊涂. | The old lady gets in(to) a muddle trying to work the video. | → |
这些蔬菜煮的时间太长了,都煮成糊了。 | These vegetables have been boiling too long; they're cooked to a pulp. | → |
他明确地把整个经过都对我讲了,一点不含糊。 | He told me the whole story in spades and there's no doubt about it. | → |
牛奶洒在地毯上弄得一塌糊涂. | The spilt milk made a terrible mess on the carpet. | → |
酗酒令人如此糊涂。而人本来就是糊涂,所以酗酒无非就等于是以罚款免人重罪罢了。 | Drinking make such fool of people, and people is such fool to begin with, that it's compound a felony. | → |
你可把我完全弄糊涂了! | Now you've mixed me up completely! | → |
她泪眼模糊. | Her eyes clouded with tears. | → |
天气预报是一门模糊的科学. | Weather forecasting is an inexact science. | → |
他那些模糊的想法变成了一个明确的计划. | His vague ideas crystallized into a definite plan. | → |
这个老太婆容易迷糊. | The old lady easily gets confused. | → |
这块石头上的字迹很模糊. | The writing on the stone was very faint. | → |
把面粉和牛奶搅成很稠的糊. | Stir the flour and milk to a stiff paste. | → |
有一所房子的模糊轮廓依稀可辨. | The dim outline of a house could be made out. | → |
在黎巴嫩的雪松下吃枣子跟在贝肯街吃炒糊了的豆子一样,都是那么令人乏味。 | The bore is the same eating dates under the cedars of Lebanon as over baked beans in Beacon Street. | → |
模糊的不清楚的或者不明显的;含糊的或者朦胧的 | Lacking clarity or distinctness; cloudy or obscure. | → |
晦涩的以有意使风格或表达上含糊不清为特点的 | Marked by deliberate obscurity of style or expression. | → |
他总是含糊至极,写出的东西可谓“模棱两可”。 | He is vague as may be; writing in what is called the"soaped-pig" fashion. | → |
一个模糊的身影从黑暗中闪过。 | A shadowy figure went past in the darkness. | → |
这个纵横字谜的提示完全把我弄糊涂了. | I am totally bewildered by the clues to this crossword puzzle. | → |
那老人的头脑一犯起糊涂来,仓促之间是很难复原的。 | The old man's wits, once gone a-wool-gathering, rarely came back in a hurry. | → |
这篇报道不是颠倒黑白就是含糊其辞. | The report was full of lies and prevarications. | → |
如果你们在墙板之间的空隙处糊上墙纸,空隙就看不出来了。 | If you paper over the spaces between the wallboards, they won't show. | → |
她对这个老人手脚迟缓,头脑糊涂十分恼火。她应该记住人都要年老的。 | She gets impatient with the old man being so slow and confused. She ought to remember that old age comes to us all. | → |
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