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Перевод: muddle

[существительное]
неразбериха ; беспорядок ; бестолковщина ; путаница в голове;
[глагол]
путать; темнить; спутывать; портить; делать кое-как; смущать; сбивать с толку

Тезаурус:

1. "When we took Lingfield over it was losing 50,000 a year and the year before we sold it to Leisure Investments, it made a profit of 690,000," Muddle junior says.
2. It is achieving your objective that matters, not "We always go to the Knot and Muddle."
3. Muddle over trades union legislation must also be cleared up.
4. In practice, they agreed only to more muddle.
5. As narrative, it ends in an even more labyrinthine post-modernist muddle than it began.
6. "It's so awfully difficult - I'd be bound to get myself in a muddle trying to explain myself."
7. Mr Lawson is not solely to blame for the uncertainty and muddle.
8. INSPIRATION may not spring readily from the prosaic-sounding north Midlands town of Southwell but it is the black stuff that dreams are made of in the eyes of Ron and Richard Muddle, the father and son team of racing entrepreneurs extraordinary.
9. Hence a mess, confusion, muddle).
10. His studies of more than 10,000 executives in the past three decades persuade him that, unless our line of work calls fundamentally on our buzzgiving skills, we are unlikely to shine at it - even though we may muddle through on quasi-automatic dexterity alone.
11. The Carolinum is a muddle of buildings from the Gothic period onwards.
12. There then followed a long period of muddle and confusion not helped by the fact that no one had a recent photograph of Blake and that it was a Saturday evening.
13. Thus the muddle over the economy is inseparable from Mr Gorbachev's other main policy muddle: the relationship between the centre and the 15 Soviet republics.