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I . jum·ble [ˈʤʌmbl̩] SAM. no mn.

1. jumble also fig. (chaos):

jumble
zmešnjava ž. spol
jumble of clothes, papers
nered m. spol

2. jumble brit. angl. (unwanted articles):

jumble
krama ž. spol

II . jum·ble [ˈʤʌmbl̩] GLAG. preh. glag.

jumble
jumble figures
jumble figures

ˈjum·ble sale SAM. brit. angl.

jumble sale
bolšji trg m. spol
jumble sale (for charity)
bazar m. spol v dobrodelne namene

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This short film does not have a plot; all the facts are jumbled together, with several humorous facts and clips.
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The competing pair will have to memorise the position of the jumbled up segments, then take it in turns to find their colour.
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Its call is a low "tseett", and the male's song is jumble of unmusical notes.
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All the things she was seeing in her sleep were jumbled pieces of information she had experienced during her day.
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Pack rats jumbled much of the material, as was illustrated when, during excavation, a wool sweater was left in the cave.
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The rat's nest is a jumble of wires (lines) criss-crossing each other to their destination nodes.
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Her story was published in at least six different papers, but they got her story jumbled up.
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He then pasted the pieces into a jumble of newspaper and magazine clips.
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Old, new, good, bad are jumbled all together without much reason or explanation, save for visual theatrics.
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Critics praised the series' presentation but panned the plot for being jumbled and clich.
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