Definition Conjugation
Definition of embrangle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
confuse complicateDated UK make something confusing or more complicated for someoneDated UK
- He tried to embrangle the issue with extra details.
- The new clause only embrangled the whole agreement.
- Don't embrangle the witnesses with irrelevant facts.
Origin of embrangle
English, em- (in) + brangle (to wrangle)
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- French:embrouiller, ...
- German:verwirren, ...
- Italian:confondere, ...
- Spanish:enredar, ...
- Portuguese:embaralhar, ...
- Chinese:使混乱, ...
- Japanese:混乱させる, ...
- Arabic:عَقَّدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְסַבֵּךְ, ...
- Russian:запутывать, ...
- Ukrainian:заплутати, ...
- Hindi:उलझाना, ...
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