Примери за използване на Muddle на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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What a muddle.
Muddles my mind.
Depends on what you call muddle.
All that muddle in one's mind.
And everything is one great big muddle.
There's a lot of muddled thinking out there.
Sorry, Major, there's been a muddle.
A label that is muddled will not help to sell your product.
How could a young woman make such a muddle of her own life?".
Make a muddled bun yet leave the closures of the horse standing out.
Exhales Ooh, I will muddle through.
The policy that emerges can best be described as a muddle.
Instead, Italy muddled through, and has continued to do so ever since.
Place the gin basil andlemon into a beaker and muddle shortly.
This further muddles the vibratory nexus of your social memory complex.
Testifies to most incredible and hopelessly muddled thinking….
The content was often muddled, and delivered with little focus or care.
She wore a tight little outfit,tons of jewelry on, ugly jewelry at that, and this muddle of hair.
This muddle may delight Vladi mir Putin, but it's not likely to achieve much else.
As a result the shop is always overcrowded with work,always in a muddle, and delivery times are often missed.
And we were all waiting for the rain to pass, drinking cocktails, the sky was thundering,the usual Italian muddle.
Get away from all this muddle and fuss into some cave of my own, some shelf.
The year began with a series of attacks on him in Pravda,in particular an article entitled,"Muddle Instead of Music".
A Police Inspector is giving a muddled statement before numerous cameras and microphones.
Sadly, a clear sighted policy of linkage was transformed into a strategic and moral muddle that neither rewarded good behavior nor punished bad.
In a world of apologetic muddle and confusion, he had the gift of distinguishing the point from that which was not the point.
Ashdown said the Council's system of rotating leaders who also have to run their own ministries is"a recipe for instability,inefficiency and muddle." He proposed a triumvirate made up of the Council chair and the treasury and foreign ministers.
It's hard to see in the muddle of everyday life, so much so that spouses inevitably find themselves bickering over who works the hardest and who isn't pulling their weight.
He said there was the clear potential for Brexit to become the"greatest economic,diplomatic and constitutional muddle in the modern history of the UK, with unknowable consequences for the country, the government and the Brexit project itself".
Due to the different shapes,sizes and types and the muddle of harsh, soft and silky coat textures, it was no easy task to evolve a small dog with the appearance and the characteristic qualities of his bigger brother, the Schnauzer.