garble

美 [?ɡɑrb?l] 　英 ['gɑ:bl]

• v.斷章取義；無意中歪曲[混淆](事實,意思等)；篩選
• 網絡竄改；錯亂；曲解

詞形變化

第三人稱單數(shù)：garbles  現(xiàn)在分詞：garbling  過去分詞：garbled  

同義詞

英漢解釋

v.	1. 斷章取義,任意竄改(原文等) 2. 無意中歪曲[混淆](事實,意思等) 3. 〈罕〉精選,篩選

英英解釋

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.

以前我解釋過garble（混淆）這個詞，它最早的意思是將小麥從碎谷殼里分離出來。

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，如果兩個節(jié)點在同一時間將數(shù)據(jù)包傳至線路集成器，會導致“沖突”從而使彼此傳輸發(fā)生混亂。

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

最后還有一種人，說自己的名字或者電話的時候沒說清楚，或者說太快了。