garble

garble

美 [ˈɡɑrbəl] 　英 ['gɑ:bl]

• v.断章取义；无意中歪曲[混淆](事实,意思等)；筛选
• 网络窜改；错乱；曲解

词形变化

第三人称单数：garbles  现在分词：garbling  过去分词：garbled  

同义词

英汉解释

v.	1. 断章取义,任意窜改(原文等) 2. 无意中歪曲[混淆](事实,意思等) 3. 〈罕〉精选,筛选

英英解释

v.	1. to confuse a message or information so that it is misleading or unintelligible 2. to cause the corruption of a transmitted message or signal
n.	1. a confused or corrupted message, piece of information, or signal that is misleading or unintelligible 2. the act of confusing or corrupting a message, piece of information, or signal so that it is misleading or unintelligible

例句

The other day I talked about the word garble and explained that at first it was used to mean to sort the wheat from the chaff.

以前我解释过garble（混淆）这个词，它最早的意思是将小麦从碎谷壳里分离出来。

So if two nodes tried to send packets of data to the hub at the same time, the resulting "collision" would garble both their transmissions.

因此，如果两个节点在同一时间将数据包传至线路集成器，会导致“冲突”从而使彼此传输发生混乱。

And, finally, there are the people who garble or say their name or phone number too fast.

最后还有一种人，说自己的名字或者电话的时候没说清楚，或者说太快了。