What does "muddle through" mean? A. To move quickly ...

[ Phrasal Verb ]

What does “muddle through” mean?

A. To move quickly

B. Continue doing something even if it’s not perfect

C. Gradually stop doing something

D. Succeed in doing something difficult

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