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v/t (jemanden, auch die Sinne) befuddle; Narkose etc.: make s.o. dop(e)y* * *to bemuse* * *be|ne|beln [bə'neːbln] ptp benebeltvt (inf)jdn or jds Sinne or jds Kopf benébeln — to make sb's head swim or reel; (Narkose, Sturz) to daze sb, to make sb feel dazed
benebelt sein — to be feeling dazed or (von Alkohol) woozy (inf)
* * *be·ne·beln *vt (fam)▪ jdn \benebeln to befuddle sb; Narkose, Sturz a. to daze sb, to make sb feel dazed; Dämpfe, Duft, Rauch a. to make sb's head reel [or swim]ein \benebelnder Duft/eine \benebelnde Wirkung a heady perfume/effect* * *transitives Verb befuddle* * ** * *transitives Verb befuddle* * *v.to befuddle v.to fog v. -
3 berauschen
I v/t2. fig. Macht etc.: go to s.o.’s head; Musik: intoxicate; Gewalt etc. kann berauschen violence etc. can act like a drug2. fig.; Musik, Duft: become intoxicated by, get high on umg.; Geschwindigkeit: become exhilarated by, get high on umg.; Gewalt: get seized ( oder carried away) by violence etc.; sich am Klang der eigenen Stimme berauschen love the sound of one’s own voice* * *to fuddle; to befuddle; to inebriate* * *be|rau|schen ptp berauscht1. vt(= trunken machen) to intoxicate; (Alkohol etc auch) to inebriate; (Droge auch) to make euphoric; (= in Verzückung versetzen) to intoxicate, to enrapture (liter); (Geschwindigkeit) to exhilarate; (Blut, Gräueltat etc) to put in a frenzyder Erfolg hat ihn völlig berauscht — he was carried away or drunk with success
von Glück/Leidenschaft berauscht... — in transports of happiness/passion...
berauscht von der Poesie/den Klängen — intoxicated or enraptured by the poetry/the sounds
2. vrberáúschen (an Wein, Drogen) — to become intoxicated with sth; an Geschwindigkeit to be exhilarated by sth; an Blut, Gräueltat etc to be in a frenzy over sth
* * *be·rau·schen *▪ jdn \berauschen2. (in Verzückung versetzen) to intoxicate [or liter enrapture] sb; Geschwindigkeit to exhilarate sbII. vr* * *1.(geh.) transitives Verb (auch fig.) intoxicate; < alcohol> intoxicate, inebriate; < drug> make euphoric; < speed> exhilarate2.der Erfolg/die Macht berauschte ihn — he was intoxicated or drunk with success/drunk with power
reflexives Verb become intoxicatedsich an etwas (Dat.) berauschen — become intoxicated with something
* * *A. v/tGewalt etckann berauschen violence etc can act like a drugB. v/r:sich berauschen an (+dat)2. fig; Musik, Duft: become intoxicated by, get high on umg; Geschwindigkeit: become exhilarated by, get high on umg; Gewalt: get seized ( oder carried away) by violence etc;sich am Klang der eigenen Stimme berauschen love the sound of one’s own voice* * *1.(geh.) transitives Verb (auch fig.) intoxicate; < alcohol> intoxicate, inebriate; < drug> make euphoric; < speed> exhilarate2.der Erfolg/die Macht berauschte ihn — he was intoxicated or drunk with success/drunk with power
reflexives Verb become intoxicatedsich an etwas (Dat.) berauschen — become intoxicated with something
* * *adj.inebriate adj. v.to befuddle v.to fuddle v. -
4 vernebeln
v/t1. durch Tabakqualm etc.: (Zimmer) fill with smoke4. (Insektizid etc.) spray* * *ver|ne|beln [fɛɐ'neːbln] ptp vernebeltvt (MIL)to cover with a smoke screen; (fig ) Tatsachen to obscure, to obfuscate (form); (inf ) Zimmer to fug updie Dinge vernébeln — to confuse the issue, to muddy the waters
jdm den Verstand or den Kopf vernébeln — to cloud sb's mind
* * *ver·ne·beln *vt▪ etw \vernebeln1. (versprühen) to spray sth2. (verschleiern) to obscure sth* * ** * *vernebeln v/t1. durch Tabakqualm etc: (Zimmer) fill with smoke4. (Insektizid etc) spray* * ** * *v.to cover by a smoke screen expr. -
5 benommen
I P.P. benehmen* * *light-headed; dazed; fuzzy* * *be|nọm|men [bə'nɔmən]adjdazed; (von Ereignissen auch) bemusedSee:→ auch benehmen* * ** * *be·nom·men[bəˈnɔmən]adj dazedjdn \benommen machen to befuddle sb* * ** * *B. adj dazed, dop(e)y umg;jemanden benommen machen make sb dop(e)y* * ** * *adj.dazed adj.fuzzy adj.stunned adj. -
6 benebeln
be·ne·beln *vt( fam);jdn \benebeln to befuddle sb; Narkose, Sturz a. to daze sb, to make sb feel dazed; Dämpfe, Duft, Rauch a. to make sb's head reel [or swim];ein \benebelnder Duft/eine \benebelnde Wirkung a heady perfume/effect; -
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8 berauschen
1. to befuddle2. to fuddle3. to inebriate
См. также в других словарях:
Befuddle — Be*fud dle, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Befuddled}] To becloud and confuse, as with liquor. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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befuddle — [v] confuse addle, baffle, ball up*, bewilder, bother, daze, disorient, distract, dumbfound, fluster, inebriate, intoxicate, make punchy*, mix up, muddle, puzzle, shake, stupefy, throw off*; concepts 7,19,42 Ant. clear up, explain … New thesaurus
befuddle — ► VERB ▪ muddle or confuse. DERIVATIVES befuddled adjective befuddlement noun … English terms dictionary
befuddle — [bē fud′ l, bifud′ l] vt. befuddled, befuddling 1. to fuddle or confuse (the mind, a person, etc.) 2. to stupefy with alcoholic liquor befuddlement n … English World dictionary
befuddle — verb /bɪˈfʌdl/ a) to perplex or confuse (someone) The explanation left him completely befuddled. b) to stupefy someone, especially with alcohol ... to the American and French alcoholics, who drink in order to get drunk and befuddle the brain … Wiktionary
befuddle — [[t]bɪfʌ̱d(ə)l[/t]] befuddles, befuddling, befuddled VERB If something befuddles you, it confuses your mind or thoughts. [V n] Randolph liked to befuddle his readers with at least one unfamiliar word per article. Syn: muddle Derived words:… … English dictionary
befuddle — transitive verb Date: 1832 1. to muddle or stupefy with or as if with drink 2. confuse, perplex • befuddlement noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
befuddle — befuddler, n. befuddlement, n. /bi fud l/, v.t., befuddled, befuddling. 1. to confuse, as with glib statements or arguments: politicians befuddling the public with campaign promises. 2. to make stupidly drunk. [1885 90; BE + FUDDLE] Syn. 1.… … Universalium
