Übersetzungen für „garble“ im Englisch » Deutsch-Wörterbuch

gar·ble [ˈgɑ:bl̩, Am ˈgɑ:r-] VERB trans

1. garble words, message:

to garble sth (mix up)

etw durcheinanderbringen

to garble sth

etw verdrehen

to garble sth (distort)

etw verzerren

the fax seems to have been garbled in transmission

das Fax ist anscheinend nicht richtig übertragen worden

2. garble (misrepresent):

to garble sth

etw verzerrt darstellen [o. abw ugs verdrehen]

to garble the facts

die Fakten verdrehen abw ugs

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to garble the facts

die Fakten verdrehen abw ugs

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Englisch

This will result in at most one blocksize of output being garbled.

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This issue is about reading and misreading, and the role of design in streamlining or garbling the exchange between sender and receiver, writer and reader, maker and user.

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It was badly garbled by the software.

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More seriously, there was a tendency for the sending and receiving index pointers to get out of synchronization, hopelessly garbling transmitted messages.

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It bounced voice communications over the radio channel back out after a delay, resulting in an obnoxious garble.

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Online, you saw it happening in real time, her syntax struggling through a lot of garble -- it must have been difficult to type.

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Without lingering -- on and on -- in garble becoming taxing to the ears of its public.

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Most of his words were garbled.

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As a result, he tends to garble almost every expression he uses.

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Unfortunately, his reports have been frequently either misrepresented or badly garbled by popular accounts of his findings.

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