muddle through
英 [ˈmʌdl θru:] 美 [ˈmʌdl θru]

释义

勉强应付过去；胡乱应付过去；

双语例句

1. She is a very disorganized person but she always seems to muddle through.
   她这人做事一向没什么条理，但她却似乎总是对付过去了。
2. He knew enough mathematics to muddle through in his job.
   他懂得一些数学，工作上大体可以对付过去。
3. I expect we shall muddle through somehow!
   我看我们总能应付过去！

权威例句

Keep Calm and
Muddle through
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