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Detailed Translations for muddling from English to Swedish

muddling:

muddling [the ~] noun

  1. the muddling (bungling; messing; dredging)
    schabbel; röra
  2. the muddling (bungling; messing)
  3. the muddling (messing; bungling; botching)

Translation Matrix for muddling:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
röra bungling; dredging; messing; muddling accumulation; bag and baggage; caboodle; chaos; congestion; debris; discards; hodgepodge; hotchpotch; hotpot; jumble; mash; mayhem; medley; mess; mess up; messing about; mishmash; mountain; muddle; rubbish; trash
rörigt botching; bungling; messing; muddling
schabbel bungling; dredging; messing; muddling
schabbelande bungling; messing; muddling botching; bungling
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
röra affect; agitate; be going to; concern; glance; go; hit; instigate; just touch; mix; move; pass; poke; poke up; regard; relate to; run; stir; strike; tag; tap; tick; touch; touch upon; walk
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
rörigt grubby; messy; shoddy; sloppy; slovenly

Related Words for "muddling":


muddle:

to muddle verb (muddles, muddled, muddling)

  1. to muddle (mess about; tinker; muddle on)
    larva omkring; tjafsa; knåpa
    • larva omkring verb (larvar omkring, larvade omkring, larvat omkring)
    • tjafsa verb (tjafsar, tjafsade, tjafsat)
    • knåpa verb (knåpar, knåpade, knåpat)
  2. to muddle (fiddle; muck; monkey; fumble; mess about)
    hafsa; fuska; slarva; plottra; kludda
    • hafsa verb (hafsar, hafsade, hafsat)
    • fuska verb (fuskar, fuskade, fuskat)
    • slarva verb (slarvar, slarvade, slarvat)
    • plottra verb (plottrar, plottrade, plottrat)
    • kludda verb (kluddar, kluddade, kluddat)

Conjugations for muddle:

present
  1. muddle
  2. muddle
  3. muddles
  4. muddle
  5. muddle
  6. muddle
simple past
  1. muddled
  2. muddled
  3. muddled
  4. muddled
  5. muddled
  6. muddled
present perfect
  1. have muddled
  2. have muddled
  3. has muddled
  4. have muddled
  5. have muddled
  6. have muddled
past continuous
  1. was muddling
  2. were muddling
  3. was muddling
  4. were muddling
  5. were muddling
  6. were muddling
future
  1. shall muddle
  2. will muddle
  3. will muddle
  4. shall muddle
  5. will muddle
  6. will muddle
continuous present
  1. am muddling
  2. are muddling
  3. is muddling
  4. are muddling
  5. are muddling
  6. are muddling
subjunctive
  1. be muddled
  2. be muddled
  3. be muddled
  4. be muddled
  5. be muddled
  6. be muddled
diverse
  1. muddle!
  2. let's muddle!
  3. muddled
  4. muddling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

muddle [the ~] noun

  1. the muddle (chaos; crisscross; tangle)
    virrvarr; myller; gytter
  2. the muddle (mess; mountain; accumulation; congestion)
    röra
  3. the muddle (chaos; disorder; confusion; )
    förvirring; kaos; oreda
  4. the muddle (confused heap; mess; jumble; )
  5. the muddle (caboodle; mess; mayhem; hash; chaos)

Translation Matrix for muddle:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
förvirring chaos; confusion; disorder; maze; mess; mix-up; muddle; tangle; trouble; welter astonishment; clamor; clamour; confusion; din; disorder; hubbub; hullabaloo; perplexedness; racket; standing agape; stay speechless; tumult; tumultuousness; turbidity
gytter chaos; crisscross; muddle; tangle
hela faderullan caboodle; chaos; hash; mayhem; mess; muddle
ihop blandat bungle; bungling; confused heap; heap; jumble; mess; muddle
kaos chaos; confusion; disorder; maze; mess; mix-up; muddle; tangle; trouble; welter absence of order; chaos; confusion; disarray; disorder
klabbet caboodle; chaos; hash; mayhem; mess; muddle
myller chaos; crisscross; muddle; tangle
oreda chaos; confusion; disorder; maze; mess; mix-up; muddle; tangle; trouble; welter absence of order; argy-bargy; caboodle; chaos; commotion; confusion; disarray; disorder; fuss; hubble-bubble; mash; mayhem; mess; rubbish; squabbling; stir; trash
rasket caboodle; chaos; hash; mayhem; mess; muddle
röra accumulation; congestion; mess; mountain; muddle bag and baggage; bungling; caboodle; chaos; debris; discards; dredging; hodgepodge; hotchpotch; hotpot; jumble; mash; mayhem; medley; mess; mess up; messing; messing about; mishmash; muddling; rubbish; trash
virrvarr chaos; crisscross; muddle; tangle discards; jumble
- clutter; fix; fuddle; hole; jam; jumble; kettle of fish; mare's nest; mess; pickle; smother; welter
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fuska fiddle; fumble; mess about; monkey; muck; muddle bungle; cheat; dodge; fool; gull; lie; mess around; potter; spoof; tinker; trick
hafsa fiddle; fumble; mess about; monkey; muck; muddle
kludda fiddle; fumble; mess about; monkey; muck; muddle
knåpa mess about; muddle; muddle on; tinker bungle; fool about; fool around; mess about; mess around; potter; tinker; trifle
larva omkring mess about; muddle; muddle on; tinker
plottra fiddle; fumble; mess about; monkey; muck; muddle mess around; potter; tinker; trifle
röra affect; agitate; be going to; concern; glance; go; hit; instigate; just touch; mix; move; pass; poke; poke up; regard; relate to; run; stir; strike; tag; tap; tick; touch; touch upon; walk
slarva fiddle; fumble; mess about; monkey; muck; muddle
tjafsa mess about; muddle; muddle on; tinker make fuss about
- addle; puddle
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
virrvarr confusion; jumble; mess; muddle; tangle

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Related Definitions for "muddle":

  1. informal terms for a difficult situation1
    • he made a muddle of his marriage1
  2. a confused multitude of things1
  3. mix up or confuse1
    • He muddled the issues1
  4. make into a puddle1

Wiktionary Translations for muddle:

muddle
noun
  1. A mixture; a confusion; a garble

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
muddle röra Durcheinander — Dinge befinden sich im Zustand der Unordnung
muddle villervalla Kuddelmuddel — chaotischer, ungeordneter Zustand
muddle knipa; sitta i klistret Schlamasselumgangssprachlich: schwierige, (zunächst) ausweglos scheinende Situation, in die jemand wegen eines leidigen Missgeschicks gerät; im weitesten Sinne: hinderliche Umstände; Unglück