Pronunciation: /ˈmʌdəl θruː/
verb to manage or deal with a situation in a somewhat disorganized or unskilled manner
A1 I muddle through my homework with the help of my classmates.
A2 She muddled through the instructions and eventually figured out how to assemble the furniture.
B1 Despite not knowing the language well, he managed to muddle through the conversation with the locals.
B2 The team had to muddle through the project without proper guidance, but they still managed to complete it on time.
C1 Even though the situation was chaotic, she was able to muddle through and come up with a solution.
C2 The experienced manager knew how to muddle through the crisis and lead the team to success.
formal Despite facing numerous obstacles, the team managed to muddle through and complete the project on time.
informal I didn't study for the exam, but I think I can just muddle through it.
slang I have no idea what I'm doing, but I'll just try to muddle through and hope for the best.
figurative Life can be challenging at times, but we always find a way to muddle through and come out stronger on the other side.
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