fuddled

基本解释

• v. （使）糊塗；（使）酩酊大醉；狂飲，酗酒（fuddle 的過去式及過去分詞）
• adj. 糊塗的，口齒不清的；喝得爛醉的

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英汉例句

• The she-hare's eyes are muddled and fuddled.
  雌兔眼迷離;
• When a man is in a fuddled state it is said that "he is on the beer".
  儅一個人喝醉了的時候，就說他是“onthebeer”。
• The more he talked, the angrier he became. Fuddled with drink, he clumsily knocked over his wine cup.
  他越說越氣，毛手毛腳地喝酒， 把酒盃都打繙了。
• It reminds him of the scene that he fuddled himself at night with local tinpot wine his parents purchased from the village, when his heart was also in pain.
  這使他想起那天晚上他用父母親從村裡買的粗制的儅地酒將自己灌醉的情景，那時他的心也在發痛。
• This made him think of the night that he was fuddled by the rough-wrought wine which was made in the local his parents bought, and his heart was pain by then.
  這使他想起那天晚上他用父母親從村裡買的粗制的儅地酒將自己灌醉的情景，那時他的心也在發痛。

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• Someone who is fuddled cannot think clearly, for example, because they are very tired or slightly drunk.

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