lầy lội
/ˈmʌdi//ˈmʌdi/The word "muddy" originates from the Old English word "mydig," meaning "covered in mud." The "mydig" itself is believed to have come from the Proto-Germanic word "mudagiz," which shares a root with the modern Dutch word "modder" and German word "Mutter." This root word ultimately traces back to the Proto-Indo-European word "meu," meaning "moist" or "wet." Therefore, "muddy" essentially describes something covered in a moist, wet substance, aptly reflecting the word's origins in describing the state of being covered in mud.
adjective
muddy, wading
muddy, muddy, muddy
muddy shoes: muddy shoes
dull, grey, drab; opaque, murky
muddy skin
a muddy river
a muddy voice
transitive verb
muddy; dirty, soiled, muddy
tarnish, darken, cloud
muddy shoes: muddy shoes
confuse, daze
muddy skin
a muddy river
a muddy voice
full of or covered in mud
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ủng/đầu gối lấm bùn
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containing mud; not clear
chứa bùn; không rõ ràng
nước bùn
ao bùn
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not clear or bright
không rõ ràng hoặc tươi sáng
màu xanh bùn/nâu
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