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muddled russian

  • запу́таться

    to get confused, to get muddled, to lose the thread

    to get tangled, to get entangled, to become snarled

    to get entangled (in), to get mixed up (in), to land oneself in trouble

  • запу́танный

    tangled, snarled, matted

    complicated, confusing, convoluted, muddled

  • пу́таться

    to get tangled, to get caught up, to get entangled

    to get confused, to get muddled, to lose the thread

    to get mixed up (in something), to get drawn into (something)

    to meddle (in), to interfere (in), to butt in

    to hang around, to knock about, to loiter

    to lose one's way, to wander about lost

  • меша́ться

    to meddle, to interfere, to butt in

    to be in the way, to get under someone's feet, to be a hindrance

    to mix, to blend, to mingle

    to become confused, to get muddled, to get jumbled

  • сме́шиваться

    to mix, to blend, to mingle, to intermingle

    to get mixed up, to get muddled, to fall into disorder

    to become embarrassed, to get flustered, to become confused

  • невня́тный

    indistinct, inarticulate, muffled

    vague, unclear, muddled

  • перемеша́ться

    to get mixed up, to get jumbled, to get muddled

    to get mixed, to blend, to mingle

  • запу́тавшийся

    confused, muddled, perplexed, entangled

  • перепу́таться

    to get tangled, to become entangled, to get mixed up

    to get confused, to get muddled, to become flustered

  • спу́танный

    tangled, matted, dishevelled

    confused, muddled, incoherent, bewildered

  • перепу́танный

    confused, mixed up, tangled, muddled

  • сумбу́рный

    confused, muddled

  • пу́таный

    confused, muddled, confusing, incoherent

    tangled, snarled

  • запу́тываться

    to get tangled, to get tangled up, to become entangled

    to get confused, to get mixed up, to lose the thread, to be misled

    to get entangled (in debts), to become enmeshed, to get into a mess

    to become more complicated, to get muddled, to become confused

  • перевира́ть

    to muddle, to get muddled, to garble

  • ско́мканный

    crumpled, rumpled, crushed

    botched, rushed, muddled, poorly organized

  • пу́танный

    confused, muddled, jumbled, incoherent

    tangled, messy, matted

  • сби́вшийся

    lost, gone astray, off course

    confused, muddled, bewildered

    rumpled, bunched up, out of place

  • заговори́ться

    to get carried away talking, to talk too long, to chat away

    to ramble, to talk incoherently, to get muddled in one's speech

  • напу́танный

    confused, muddled, mixed up

  • пу́тающийся

    confused, muddled, bewildered, perplexed

    tangling, easily tangled, matted

  • смеша́вшийся

    mixed, mingled, blended

    confused, jumbled, muddled

  • помутне́вший

    turbid, cloudy, murky

    clouded, dull, dim

    clouded, confused, muddled

  • спу́тываться

    to become entangled, to get tangled, to get twisted up

    to get confused, to get muddled, to lose one's train of thought, to contradict oneself

    to get mixed up with (someone), to take up with (someone), to get involved with (someone)

  • запу́тавший

    having confused, having entangled, having muddled

  • замути́вший

    having made cloudy, having muddied, having made turbid

    having stirred up (trouble), having caused confusion, having muddled

  • попу́тавший

    confused, mixed up, muddled, mistaken

  • спу́тавший

    having confused, having mixed up, having muddled

    having tangled, having matted

  • пу́тавшийся

    confused, muddled, tangled

  • мути́вший

    clouded, turbid, muddled

  • напу́тавший

    confused, mixed up, muddled, having made a mistake

  • задурма́ниваемый

    befuddled, stupefied, intoxicated, muddled

  • намути́вший

    having made turbid, having muddled, having stirred up (liquid)

    having caused trouble, having stirred up a mess, having created confusion, having messed things up

  • нагороди́вший

    having piled up, having built (a lot of), having amassed

    having talked nonsense, having muddled up, having said a lot of unnecessary things

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