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chaos

noun

 See also the entry for mess 2 另見mess條第2義chaos ♦︎ confusion ♦︎ mess ♦︎ commotion ♦︎ mayhem ♦︎ havoc ♦︎ shambles ♦︎ pandemonium ♦︎ uproarThese are all words for a state of confusion and lack of order. 這些詞均表示混亂無序。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配in chaos / (the) confusion / a mess / the commotion / the mayhem / a shambles / pandemonium / (an) uproar(a) complete / total chaos / confusion / mess / mayhem / shambles / pandemoniumgeneral chaos / confusion / commotion / mayhem / pandemonium(a) great confusion / commotion / uproarto cause chaos / confusion / a mess / a commotion / mayhem / havoc / pandemonium / (an) uproarto create chaos / confusion / a mess / mayhem / havocto bring chaos / mayhem / havocto sort out the chaos / mess / shambleschaos / a commotion / mayhem / pandemonium / uproar breaks outchaos / confusion / pandemonium reignsThere is / was chaos / confusion / a commotion / mayhem / pandemonium / uproar.It is / was chaos / a mess / mayhem / a shambles / pandemonium. chaos ˈkeɪɒs; NAmE ˈkeɪɑːs [uncountable] a situation in which things are happening in a confused way and there is no order or control at all 混亂;雜亂;紊亂Heavy flooding is causing total chaos across the country.嚴重的洪澇正導致全國陷入混亂。The house was in chaos after the party.聚會後,房子裏一片狼藉。People started shouting and the meeting descended into chaos.人們叫喊起來,會議陷入混亂。OPP order efficiency chaotic keɪˈɒtɪk; NAmE keɪˈɑːtɪk

adjective

It's a bit chaotic around here at the moment.眼下這兒有點混亂。Amid chaotic scenes in court, the long-awaited verdict was announced.在一片混亂中,法庭宣布了等待很久的判決。
confusion [uncountable] a situation in which a lot of things are happening at the same time and people do not know what action to take (讓人不知所措的)混亂局面,亂成一團The protesters set off smoke bombs to create confusion and panic.抗議者點燃煙幕彈,制造混亂和恐慌。The local council has been thrown into total confusion by her resignation.她辭職後,地方議會完全陷入混亂狀態。NOTE 辨析 Chaos or confusion? Chaos generally describes a total lack of order in a system or situation; confusion is mainly used about a group of people who suddenly don't know what to do. * chaos一般指系統或局面完全失控,confusion主要指一群人突然不知所措。 mess [countable, usually singular] (rather informal) a situation that is full of problems because of a lack of organization or because people have made mistakes (組織欠佳或人爲導致的)麻煩,困境,混亂The economy is in a mess.經濟陷入了困境。The whole situation is a mess.整件事就是一團糟。I feel I've made a terrible mess of things.我覺得我把事情弄糟了。A new managing director has been appointed to clear up the financial mess.新任命了一位常務董事來收拾財務的殘局。Who got us into this mess in the first place?首先,究竟是誰讓我們惹上這樣的麻煩? messy

adjective

The divorce was painful and messy.那次離婚既痛苦又糾纏不清。
commotion kəˈməʊʃn; NAmE kəˈmˈmoʊʃn [countable, usually singular, uncountable] sudden noisy confusion or excitement (突然發生的)喧鬧,騷亂,騷動I heard a commotion upstairs and went to see what was happening.我聽到樓上一陣喧鬧,便去看看發生了什麽事情。She waited until the commotion died down.她一直等着,直到騷亂漸漸平息。 mayhem ˈmeɪhem [uncountable] (rather formal) confusion and fear, sometimes involving violence or injury, usually caused by some sudden shocking event (由突發的恐懼導致的)騷亂,慌亂The gales caused mayhem across much of the country.狂風在該國大部分地區造成了混亂。The terrorists brought mayhem to the crowded shopping area.恐怖分子在人流密集的商業區制造恐慌。 havoc ˈhævək [uncountable] a situation in which there are a lot of problems and confusion because of the bad effect of sth 災害;禍患;混亂This new virus has created havoc for computer users.這種新病毒已經給計算機用戶造成災難。The fog is playing havoc with flight schedules.大霧嚴重打亂航班時刻表。Continuing strikes are beginning to wreak havoc on the economy.持續的罷工開始嚴重破壞經濟。 shambles [singular] (rather informal) a situation that is completely unsuccessful because of a lack of organization or because people have made mistakes (組織欠佳或人爲導致的)混亂局面,無序場面,一片狼藉The economy was in a shambles last year.去年的經濟一片混亂。Our defending was a complete shambles.我們的防守完全是一團糟。What a shambles!好亂哪!NOTE 辨析 Mess or shambles? Shambles is a stronger word than mess and suggests a situation in which organization has broken down completely. * shambles比mess語氣更強烈,指秩序完全癱瘓的局面。 pandemonium ˌpændəˈməʊniəm; NAmE ˌpændəˈmoʊniəm [uncountable] (rather formal) a situation in which there is a lot of noise, activity and confusion, especially because people are feeling angry or frightened (尤指因人群憤怒或恐慌而造成的)騷動,喧嚣Pandemonium broke out when the news was announced.這消息一公布,立即亂成一片。It was absolute pandemonium in there.那裏完全是一片混亂。 uproar [uncountable, singular] a situation in which people shout and make a lot of noise because they are angry or upset about sth 吵鬧;喧嚣;叫喊The trial ended in uproar.審判在吵鬧中結束。Her comments provoked an uproar from the audience.她的評論激起了聽衆的鼓噪。

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