riddle with

ˈrɪdəl wɪð

Definition

Definition of riddle with - Reverso English Dictionary

Phrasal verb

tr.

problems or errorscontain many problems, errors, or undesirable things

The report was riddle with mistakes.

permeate

damage

fill or cover with many small holes or marks

The wall was riddle with bullets.

pepper

pockmark

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Expressions with riddle with

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riddle with holes

make something full of holes or flaws

The report was riddled with holes and inaccuracies.

Expressions with riddle

riddle me this

exp.

highlight an illogical situation

Riddle me this: Why is the sky blue?

riddle with holes

make something full of holes or flaws

The report was riddled with holes and inaccuracies.

riddle wrapped in an enigma

something very mysterious and hidden

The old manuscript was a riddle wrapped in an enigma.

riddle wrapped in a mystery

something extremely difficult to understand or explain

The ancient manuscript was a riddle wrapped in a mystery.

riddle wrapped in a puzzle

something extremely complex or difficult to understand

The ancient manuscript was a riddle wrapped in a puzzle.

riddle wrapped up in an enigma

mysterious person or thing difficult to understand or explain

He is a riddle wrapped up in an enigma to everyone.

Terms with riddle with included in their meaning

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koan

paradox

riddle with no logical solution

Examples of riddle with in a sentence

His essay was riddle with factual errors.
The car was riddle with holes after the storm.
The old boat was riddle with rust spots.

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French:truffer de, cribler, ...
German:wimmeln von, durchlöchern, ...
Italian:essere pieno di, crivellare di, ...
Spanish:estar lleno de, perforar, ...
Portuguese:estar cheio de, perfurar, ...
Chinese:充满, 打得千疮百孔, ...
Japanese:ミスだらけである, 穴だらけにする, ...
Arabic:غَصَّ بِ, ثَقَّبَ, ...
Hebrew:לִהְיוֹת רָצוּץ בְּ־, לְנַקֵּב, ...
Russian:быть полным, изрешетить, ...
Ukrainian:бути переповненим, всіяти, ...
Hindi:गलतियों से भरा होना, छलनी करना, ...
Bengali:ভরা থাকা, ঝাঁঝরা করে ফেলা, ...
Catalan:estar ple de, omplir de forats, ...
Czech:být plný něčeho, proděravět, ...
Danish:være fuld af, gennembore, ...
Dutch:vol zitten met, doorzeven, ...
Greek:είμαι γεμάτος, τρυπώ, ...
Hungarian:hemzsegni, kilyuggatni, ...
Khmer:ពោរពេញដោយ, ពេញទៅដោយរន្ធតូចៗ, ...
Korean:가득하다, 만신창이가 되다, ...
Persian:پر بودن از, سوراخ سوراخ کردن, ...
Polish:być pełnym, dziurawić, ...
Portuguese (BR):estar cheio de, crivar de, ...
Romanian:a fi plin de, a ciurui, ...
Swedish:vara full av, peppra med, ...
Thai:เต็มไปด้วย, ทำให้พรุน, ...
Turkish:-le dolu olmak, delik deşik etmek, ...
Vietnamese:đầy, làm thủng lỗ chỗ, ...

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