muddle through an exam 勉强通过考试
muddle through a job 勉强应付工作
muddle through life 浑浑噩噩地过日子
muddle through the night 熬过夜晚
1. I didn't study much, but I managed to muddle through the final exam.
我没怎么复习，但勉强通过了期末考试。
2. She is just muddling through her duties without any clear plan.
她只是在毫无计划地勉强应付自己的职责。
3. With no experience, he had to muddle through his first day at the new job.
由于缺乏经验，他不得不勉强应付新工作的第一天。
4. We muddled through the crisis by relying on common sense.
我们靠常识勉强度过了危机。
A: How did you handle the unexpected budget cut?
A：你是如何应对意外的预算削减的？
B: We had to muddle through, making do with less resources.
B：我们只能勉强应付，用更少的资源凑合着做。
1) 勉强应付；混过去
2) 笨拙地处理
3) 含糊其辞地通过
1. 勉强完成；应付过去（常指在混乱或困难中）
e.g.We had to muddle through the project.
我们不得不勉强完成这个项目。
phrasal verb
1. To manage to do something in a clumsy or confused way, especially when you do not have enough skill or knowledge.
Synonym: scrape through, coast through, fumble through