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1 disordered
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2 clutter
clutter ['klʌtə(r)]1 noun∎ the house is in a bit of a clutter la maison est plutôt en désordre(b) (disordered objects) désordre m, fouillis m;∎ among the clutter on her desk au milieu du désordre qu'il y a sur son bureau(room) mettre en désordre;∎ a desk cluttered with papers un bureau encombré de papiers;∎ his mind was cluttered with useless facts son esprit était encombré d'informations inutiles(room) mettre en désordre;∎ don't clutter up the worktop n'encombre pas le plan de travail
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