jumble

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jumble
[ˈdʒʌmbəl]
sustantivo
1revoltijo (m) batiburrillo (m) (of things, ideas, words)
  • in a jumble -> revueltos; (papers) confusas (ideas)
  • jumble sale -> rastrillo (m) benéfico (británico)
verbo transitivo
2revolver (things, ideas, words)

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jumble [yam-bel]
sustantivo
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Mezclarse, revolverse, confundirse. (n)
va. Mezclar y revolver confusamente unas cosas con otra
sustantivo
1Mezcla, revoltillo, bazuqueo, enredo, embrollo, confusión.
2Bollito delgado y dulce.

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jumble [ˈdʒʌmbl]
noun
1 [of objects] revoltijo; (m) batiburrillo; (m) confusión; (f) embrollo; (m)
a jumble of furniture un batiburrillo de muebles; un montón de muebles revueltos; a jumble of sounds unos ruidos confusos
2 (Britain) (at jumble sale) (old clothes) ropa usada; (f) (bric-à-brac) objetos usados; (m)
She expects me to drive round collecting jumble for the church
verb:transitive
(also jumble together) (also jumble up) mezclar; amontonar
papers jumbled up together papeles revueltos; they were just jumbled together anyhow estaban mezclados amontonados de cualquier manera;or
modifier
jumble sale (n) (Britain) mercadillo benéfico venta de objetos usados con fines benéficos; (m) (venta de objetos usados con fines benéficos)

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Verb Conjugation for "jumble"

Imperative
  • jumble
  • you jumble
  • he/she jumbles
  • we jumble
  • you jumble
  • they jumble
Preterite
  • I jumbled
  • you jumbled
  • he/she jumbled
  • we jumbled
  • you jumbled
  • they jumbled
Present Continuous
  • I am jumbling
  • you are jumbling
  • he/she is jumbling
  • we are jumbling
  • you are jumbling
  • they are jumbling
Present Perfect
  • I have jumbled
  • you have jumbled
  • he/she has jumbled
  • we have jumbled
  • you have jumbled
  • they have jumbled
Past Continuous
  • I was jumbling
  • you were jumbling
  • he/she was jumbling
  • we were jumbling
  • you were jumbling
  • they were jumbling
Past Perfect
  • I had jumbled
  • you had jumbled
  • he/she had jumbled
  • we had jumbled
  • you had jumbled
  • they had jumbled
Future
  • I will jumble
  • you will jumble
  • he/she will jumble
  • we will jumble
  • you will jumble
  • they will jumble
Future Perfect
  • I will have jumbled
  • you will have jumbled
  • he/she will have jumbled
  • we will have jumbled
  • you will have jumbled
  • they will have jumbled
Future Continuous
  • I will be jumbling
  • you will be jumbling
  • he/she will be jumbling
  • we will be jumbling
  • you will be jumbling
  • they will be jumbling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been jumbling
  • you have been jumbling
  • he/she has been jumbling
  • we have been jumbling
  • you have been jumbling
  • they have been jumbling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been jumbling
  • you will have been jumbling
  • he/she will have been jumbling
  • we will have been jumbling
  • you will have been jumbling
  • they will have been jumbling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been jumbling
  • you had been jumbling
  • he/she had been jumbling
  • we had been jumbling
  • you had been jumbling
  • they had been jumbling
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