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Traducciones de befuddle en el diccionario inglés»francés

befuddle [ingl. brit. bɪˈfʌd(ə)l, ingl. am. bəˈfədl] V. trans.

befuddle person

brouiller les idées de

befuddle mind

embrouiller

to be befuddled by drink

être abruti par l'alcool

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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One reviewer suggested her primary effect on that movement was to befuddle the beautiful.

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Too hot or too cold environments can befuddle your focus.

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Tiller's basketball on grass offense was well renowned for its ability to score and score effectively, befuddling opposing defenses.

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Have ego and testosterone befuddled our thought processes?

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He talks excessively mixing his words, names and events, and ends up befuddling and confusing the adults.

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It befuddled me that he proceeded to do what he did when he had his kid in the car.

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Speaking of confusion, senior discounts seem designed to befuddle the elderly.

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The latter, predominantly an off-spin bowler, befuddled the world's batsmen in the 1950s with a variant delivery that turned the other way.

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Such complexity might appear to befuddle the advertiser, but actually belies a growing trend for transparency in the space.

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It's a bit befuddling because we want clean but not squeaky clean, when there's no more oil.

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