brouiller

[bruje]
verbe transitif

1.	cuisine [œuf] to scramble

[mélanger - cartes] to shuffle
brouiller la cervelle (familier) ou le cerveau de quelqu'un to get somebody muddled ou confused
brouiller les cartes (figuré) to confuse the issue
brouiller les pistes
a. [dans un roman] to confuse the reader
b. [dans une poursuite] to cover one's tracks, to put somebody off one's scent
c. [dans un débat] to put up a smokescreen

3.	[dérégler] to jumble brouiller la combinaison d'un coffre to jumble the combination of a safe

4.	[troubler - liquide] to cloud brouiller la vue to cloud ou to blur one's eyesight il avait les yeux brouillés par les larmes his eyes were blurred with tears

5.	radio [signal] to garble [transmission, circuit] to jam

6.	[fâcher] to turn against, to alienate from ce professeur m'a brouillé avec les mathématiques (figuré) that teacher spoiled ou ruined mathematics for me

se brouiller

verbe pronominal (emploi réciproque)
[se fâcher] to quarrel, to fall out (with one another)

se brouiller

verbe pronominal intransitif

1.	[se mélanger - idées] to get confused ou muddled ou jumbled [se troubler - vue] to blur, to become blurred

2.	météorologie [ciel] to become cloudy, to cloud over

se brouiller avec

verbe pronominal plus préposition
to fall out with