糊涂 (hú tu): 엉뚱하다.

He didn't sleep well last night, so at work today he was muddled the whole time and even misread the simplest documents.

My grandmother is old and sometimes gets muddled; she often forgets to take her keys when going out.

Don't get muddled about such an important matter; you must write the address clearly.

He was muddled for a moment and left his phone in the taxi; later he couldn't find it no matter how hard he tried.

The manager spoke a bit muddled today; everyone listened for a long time but still didn't understand what he meant.

Don't pretend to be muddled; you were clearly responsible for this, so how could you not know?