befuddle 的定义
be·fud·dled, be·fud·dling.
- to confuse, as with glib statements or arguments: politicians befuddling the public with campaign promises.
- to make stupidly drunk.
befuddle 近义词
confuse
更多befuddle例句
- A next step is establishing a baseline, indicating whether a standard deep-learning neural net would get befuddled by such a task.
- Yet the Water Authority’s own forecasts paint a different picture, showing an increased water demand decades into the future, which befuddled local agencies.
- Coach Sean McVay and quarterback Jared Goff were befuddled on that evening by the defensive scheming of Coach Bill Belichick and the Patriots as the Rams lost, 13-3.
- I suspect this will buoy liberal spirits, but anger the right and befuddle the independents.
- These Roman nights, with their garlic and incense, are apt to befuddle the brain,—rob it of its power to plot.
- There was no necessity now for tricks to further befuddle the demoralized cadets.
- Really, Mr. Ward, the writer who cannot sufficiently befuddle himself and his readers in fifty pages is not very skilful.
- But when an artist tells them of recondite principles in æsthetics they accuse him of an endeavour to befuddle them.
- He had been drinking alcolite; not enough to befuddle him, but enough to make him triumphantly talkative.