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v.t./i.動詞 (及物/不及物)已沾上泥污
He didn’t speak well, he muddied the explanation
v.t./i.動詞 (及物/不及物)使…沾上泥
The car's tires muddied the driveway
v.t./i.動詞 (及物/不及物)使…混濁
The scandal has muddied his reputation
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他為 250 個你最愛的卡通人物配音過 (The Voice Behind 250 of Your Favorite Cartoons)
03:28
- And it muddied up the comedy,
但這樣說話模糊不清，喜劇就不好笑了
威廉斯堡的殖民城鎮探索和幽靈狩獵 #mocopi (Colonial Town Exploration and Ghost Hunting in Williamsburg #mocopi)
12:40
- The accounts after that are muddied.
之後的賬目就模糊不清了。
如何掌控自己的情緒 (How to Master Your Emotions)
12:59
- And so, the majority of us are going to be experiencing emotions that are probably muddied with signals from a body that's really in need of care.
是以，我們中的大多數人都會有情緒波動，而這些情緒波動很可能與身體需要護理的信號混淆在一起。
美國還是英國？ w/ Nicole Byer & Brendan Hunt (US or UK? w/ Nicole Byer & Brendan Hunt)
05:54
- If anything, it's muddied the water.
如果有的話，那就是把水攪渾了。
- It's muddied the water.
它把水攪渾了。
衛星如何揭示中國的入侵臺灣計劃 (How Satellites Reveal China's Taiwan Invasion Plans)
38:32
- China has also continued growing even more authoritarian and centralized around the leadership and vision of Xi Jinping. China is currently ranked as the third least free country in the world in terms of freedom of the press, just barely behind the blatantly totalitarian states of North Korea and Eritrea. There are still many elements about China that remain closely guarded and highly sensitive subjects of the state, and perhaps none of them are as controversial, muddied by propaganda, and misunderstood as the events that took place 36 years ago at Tiananmen Square in Beijing in June of 1989. You're probably already pretty familiar with this event, and you've probably heard of it by any number of different names that people with all kinds of different agendas have attempted to label it as. The Tiananmen Square Massacre, as it is often referred to in the West, the June 4th incident, as it is usually referred to in China, or the more vague Tiananmen Square Incident or Uprising. Many of the images taken from the events that took place around Tiananmen Square in 1989 have become some of the most famous photographs ever taken in history. Like the tank man photo that shows a lone, never identified, unknown man standing in front of a column of People's Liberation Army tanks leaving from the square, merely hours after the army had just violently cleared the square out of tens of thousands of student-led protesters. The details of what exactly happened over the 48 hours before this photograph was taken, while the PLA cleared Tiananmen Square out, is one of the most contentious subjects of the entire 21st century. The official Chinese government story is that only 241 people were killed during the army's two-day operation to clear out the square of protesters. But multiple outside Western sources at the time reported much higher figures. The U.S. ambassador to China at the time who was present in Beijing reported that a minimum of several hundred people had been killed.
圍繞習近平的上司和願景，中國還在繼續變得更加專制和集權。就新聞自由而言，中國目前是世界上排名第三的最不自由國家，僅勉強排在北韓和厄立特里亞這兩個明目張膽的極權國家之後。關於中國，還有許多內容仍然是國家嚴防死守的高度敏感話題，其中最具爭議性、最被宣傳所玷汙、最被誤解的也許莫過於 36 年前 1989 年 6 月在北京天安門廣場發生的事件。你可能對這一事件已經相當熟悉了，你可能聽說過它的各種不同名稱，懷有各種不同目的的人們試圖給它貼上各種標籤。西方通常稱之為 "天安門廣場大屠殺"，中國通常稱之為 "六四事件"
