Jumble Meaning in English

word

US

ˈdʒəmbəɫ

JUHM-buhl

UK

dʒˈʌmbəl

JUHM-buhl

التعريف

A jumble is a collection of things that are mixed together in a messy or confusing way. It can also mean to mix up things so that they are not in order.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mostly informal. Often used for physical objects (a jumble of clothes) or confused situations/thoughts (a jumble of ideas). Common collocations: 'jumble sale', 'a jumble of'. As a verb, often 'to jumble up'.

• Spanish: mezcla - revoltijo
• Portuguese (BR): mistura - confusão
• Portuguese (PT): mistura - confusão
• Chinese (Simplified): 杂乱 - 混乱
• Chinese (Traditional): 雜亂 - 混亂
• Hindi: गड़बड़ - मिश्रण
• Arabic: فوضى - خليط
• Bengali: অগোছালো মিশ্রণ - জগাখিচুড়ি - গুলিয়ে ফেলা (verb)
• Russian: беспорядок - путаница - перемешать (гл.)
• Japanese: ごちゃごちゃ - 混乱 - かき混ぜる (動詞)
• Vietnamese: mớ hỗn độn - pha trộn lộn xộn (động từ)
• Korean: 뒤죽박죽 - 혼란 - 뒤섞다 (동사)
• Turkish: karmaşa - karışıklık - karıştırmak (fiil)
• Urdu: گڈمڈ - بے ترتیبی - گڈ مڈ کرنا (فعل)
• Indonesian: kekacauan - campur aduk - mengacak (verba)

جمل نموذجية

She kept her toys in a jumble under the bed.

basic

The puzzle pieces were all in a jumble.

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His handwriting was a jumble of letters.

basic

My thoughts were a complete jumble after the long day.

natural

Don't jumble the questions—answer them in order.

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At the market, all the spices were thrown together in a colorful jumble.

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