Examples of using Muddle in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
inflated bureaucracy easily lands in a muddle.
PC monitors usually have a sub-woofer which can muddle up the guitar tone,
PC monitors usually have a sub-woofer which can muddle up the guitar tone,
entangled as it is in a muddle of accusations and allegations of poor management,
asked us for a bed so I have told him he can muddle in with you for one night.
whilst other areas are truly Vietnamese with a muddle of narrow streets which bustle from dawn to dusk.
although there were some muddle together with to and fro based on the agreed price.
I appeal that we should not muddle people's minds regarding this issue by entering into matters that do not concern us.
even misspellings of Oriental names and words-"a muddle of platitudes, irrelevancies
on a transparent basis, or we could continue with the current disgraceful mix and muddle which leaves us all open to ridicule.
whether they will somehow muddle through or slip in, or whether they will come in with their heads held high
seven years of better regulation but a muddle that very few Members of this House have yet managed to untangle.
I use his words-‘the accounting muddle.
Then you have muddled your priorities.
You have muddled your priorities!
I get… I get muddled sometimes.
She's muddled everything up before now!
Blackberries muddled with lemon juice& creme de cassis.
I get muddled sometimes.
She's muddled everything up before.