| 单词 | convoluted history |
| 释义 | convoluted history The crisis that now threatens the existence of the euro has a fearsomely convoluted history but a simple explanation: too much debt. Times, Sunday Times Sport has changed its function and its meaning across the years — but part of its meaning lies in its convoluted history and its bewildering and complex changes of use. Times, Sunday Times In other ways, though, its convoluted history sheds light on a number of themes that echo wider constructionist and posthumanist accounts of technology in general. The Times Literary Supplement The album has a convoluted history. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 On the pitch, as in the dugouts, there are convoluted histories. Times, Sunday Times |
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