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disarray美 [.dɪsə'reɪ] 英 [.dɪsə'reɪ] - n.混乱；紊乱
- v.弄乱；〈古〉脱去[剥去]衣服
- 网络杂乱；无秩序；使乱
第三人称单数：disarrays 现在分词：disarraying 过去分词：disarrayed n. confusion,dismay,panic,disorder,alarm 1. | 混乱；紊乱a state of confusion and lack of organization in a situation or a place |
| The peace talks broke up in disarray . 和谈在混乱中破裂了。 | | Our plans were thrown into disarray by her arrival. 我们的计划因她的到来而陷入一片混乱。 |
v. | 1. to make something confused and disorganized 2. to remove somebody's clothes | n. | 1. a disorganized and confused state 2. a state of untidiness, especially in dress 3. a situation in which people are very confused or things are not organized, especially because something unexpected has happened 4. a situation in which clothes or objects are very untidy 1. a disorganized and confused state 2. a state of untidiness, especially in dress 3. a situation in which people are very confused or things are not organized, especially because something unexpected has happened 4. a situation in which clothes or objects are very untidy |
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