美
['mʌdi]
covered with or containing mud
not bright; not clear
make (sb) muddy
"the ground was boggy under foot"
"a marshy coastline"
"miry roads"
"wet mucky lowland"
"muddy barnyard"
"quaggy terrain"
"the sloughy edge of the pond"
"swampy bayous"
"muddy boots"
"a mucky stable"
"dirty"
"a dirty (or dingy) white"
"the muddied grey of the sea"
"muddy colors"
"dirty-green walls"
"dirty-blonde hair"
"a cloudy liquid"
"muddy coffee"
"murky waters"
"These data would have muddied the prediction"
"muddy the water"
The lane is muddy and soft after the storms.
出自： M. Roberts
Oh, look at your coat, it's all muddy.
出自： B. Moore
I only muddied the palms of my gloves, on which I fell.
出自： C. G. Leland
In the original play there is no such muddying of the facts.
出自： Grover Smith
Came a new misunderstanding to muddy their relationship.
出自： M. Scammell
