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I . jumble [ˈʤʌmbl̩] SUST.

1. jumble sing. (mixture):

jumble

2. jumble sin pl. ingl. brit. (articles):

jumble

II . jumble [ˈʤʌmbl̩] V. trans.

jumble
mieszać [perf po-]

jumble up V. trans.

1. jumble up toys:

jumble up

2. jumble up fact:

jumble up
mieszać [perf po-]

jumble sale SUST. ingl. brit.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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All the things she was seeing in her sleep were jumbled pieces of information she had experienced during her day.
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The southern part of the interior floor is jumbled and irregular.
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Her story was published in at least six different papers, but they got her story jumbled up.
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Its call is a low "tseett", and the male's song is jumble of unmusical notes.
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The play has been criticized as a confusing jumble of theatrical nonsense and for being a burlesque.
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What a jumble of avarice, lewdness, dignity - and claret!
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The beginning and end always show off an example of mixing the word jumble (e.g. meljub).
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Created by the wind and waves, the shelf ice is a jumble of ice chunks, pushed onto each other.
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Old, new, good, bad are jumbled all together without much reason or explanation, save for visual theatrics.
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It has an uncoordinated jumble of symbols arranged around a hunting scene on the other side.
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