garble 的 2 个定义
gar·bled, gar·bling.
- to confuse unintentionally or ignorantly; jumble: to garble instructions.
 - to make unfair or misleading selections from or arrangement of; distort: to garble a quotation.
 - Archaic. to take out the best of.
 
- the act or process of garbling.
 - an instance of garbling; a garbled phrase, literary passage, etc.
 
garble 近义词
mix up, misrepresent
更多garble例句
- His voice is now shriller, the sobbing more pathetic, and the words begin to garble as he swallows water.
 - As it is dangerous to garble law papers, we shall lay the document before the public just as it appeared.
 - He is of the same opinion to the end, you see, although he has been obliged to cloak and garble that opinion for political ends.
 - I had rather consult the papers for myself: for I should not garble them, taking just what suited me, but should read the whole.
 - It will put his case as it is, not as others might garble it, and will obtain the sympathy of all.'
 - He may refuse to publish improper articles, but he may not garble and misrepresent them without incurring reproof.