Examples of using Muddle in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
Muddles the story.
Just don't muddle the case.
Muddle Instead of Music".
Japan's Leadership Muddle.
Muddled. That means smash it.
Let's not muddle the facts.
You can just say the word"muddle".
Simple, muddled, fat-headed human being.
I'm sure I could muddle along.
I can muddle his brain for a day or two.
Latin America's Integration Muddle.
Perhaps you're muddled by amount limit issues.
And without much ado We can all muddle through.
Trick is to muddle the mint before you add the rum.
A few years later dies too modern andAdolf now moving to Vienna where he will muddle.
There will be no muddle when you come to my house.
Muddled plum and strawberry with lychee, apple and lemon juice.
You will see. They will muddle through this eventually.
This muddle is deliberate and designed to obscure the cause of the conflict, but the Ethiopian regime cannot get away with this act of transparent duplicity.
Everything just looks muddled, it's never happened to me before.
However, both of these formatting characteristics vary, which can muddle your quality control a bit.
Don't try and muddle me with long words, Henry Morlar.
Just plug the buckle into the USB port on the notebook or computer andthere is even a muddle, even scented, if you like it.
When you learn to muddle through adversities in a better way.
Owing to a lack of distinct progress in restructuring and rebalancing the domestic economy, the next five years will be difficult, and the window of opportunity for adjustment will close rapidly. But, viewing China's performance in the context of the past 30 years,there is no reason to believe that the country cannot muddle through once again.
We have to get by through all this muddle, stay calm, keep away from boredom.
Consider the muddle in the United Nations Security Council over Syria's civil war. Just two years ago, the Council approved a resolution authorizing a military intervention in Libya- the first resolution to implement the“responsibility to protect”(R2P) principle, which the general assembly adopted unanimously in 2005.
The banking system has just been tested to see if it is adequately capitalized- a“stress” test that involved no stress- and some couldn't pass muster. But, rather than welcoming the opportunity to recapitalize, perhaps with government help, the banks seem to prefer a Japanese-style response:we will muddle through.
One thing you must never muddle up in your business operations is your brand identity.
Katana resolves this muddle via its automated dashboard which proves to be user-friendly and trouble-free.