addle

英 [ˈædl]

美 [ˈædl]

v.  使不能清晰地思考; 使糊涂

过去分词：addled　第三人称单数：addles　过去式：addled　现在分词：addling　

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BNC.46635 / COCA.37606

牛津词典

verb

• 使不能清晰地思考；使糊涂
  to make sb unable to think clearly; to confuse sb
  1. Being in love must have addled your brain.
     坠入爱河必已使你神魂颠倒。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使糊涂;使迷惑
  If somethingaddlessomeone's mind or brain, they become confused and unable to think properly.
  1. I suppose the shock had addled his poor old brain.
     我估摸这个打击已经把他那可怜的脑袋瓜搞糊涂了。

英英释义

verb

• become rotten
  1. addled eggs
• mix up or confuse
  1. He muddled the issues
  Synonym:muddlepuddle

双语例句

• What we do is to warn a company only, weather is likely addle, the enterprise needs to make the decision of meet an emergency.
  我们做的只是提醒企业，天气可能变坏了，企业需要作出应变的决定。
• A series of riddles set in the mysterious Addle Valley.
  在一个神秘的腐坏的山谷谜语系列。
• The object is to addle and not to elucidate.
  其目的是为了混淆而不是为了阐明。
• Unfortunately, the judge was an addle man.
  很不幸，这个法官是个腐败的人。
• Addle one's head She had laced her fingers together.
  她手指头绞在一起。
• We are the offspring of addle fluid; love, however the crystal of poison.
  我们由浊液产生，但爱却像毒品一般纯净。
• If or else is in charge of him, of this child's true can complete addle.
  假如再不管他，这孩子真的会彻底变坏的。
• Addle one's brain over figures.
  让数字给弄得头昏脑胀。
• She went on playing first addle in the band.
  她继续在乐队中作第一小提琴手。
• Eggs addle quickly in hot weather.
  蛋在热天易坏。