tangled
英[\'tæŋɡld]
美[\'tæŋɡld]
意思解释
adj. 纠缠的；紊乱的；混乱的；杂乱的
v. （使）缠结， （使）乱作一团( tangle的过去式和过去分词 )
v. （使）缠结， （使）乱作一团( tangle的过去式和过去分词 )
变化形式
易混淆的单词： Tangled
用法例句
- His rule has burdened it with a legacy of inadequate institutions , tangled laws and burning animosities .
- 他的统治给利比亚遗留下来一堆债务重担：不完善的体系、混乱的法律和仇恨的怒火。
- The problem , as everyone knows , is that each of these issues is tangled in the domestic politics of the united states .
- 众所周知，美国国内政治格局是造成这些问题如此混乱的原因。
- It has become commonplace , for example , to say that the americans were woefully ignorant of iraq 's turbulent history and tangled sociology .
- 比如，美国人不幸地忽略了伊拉克动荡的历史和混乱的社会状态这种说法是相当普遍的。
- Check back next week as four movies -- " burlesque , " " faster , " " love and other drugs " and " tangled " -- launch on wednesday for the extended thanksgiving weekend .
- 纵观上周的4部电影--“搞笑的”“竞速的”“关于爱和其他诱惑的”和“混乱的”--从周三延伸到周末感恩节上映。
- Meanwhile , the army , which ran burma from 1962 till last year , remains a force largely unto itself , as a look at myanmar 's tangled ethnic conflicts around the peripheries of the country suggests .
- 同时，自1962年掌权至今的军方仍旧保持巨大影响力，从缅甸与其周边混乱的民族冲突中可见一斑。