| 单词 | disarray |
| 释义 | disarray (dɪsəreɪ ) 1. uncountable noun [oft in NOUN] If people or things are in disarray, they are disorganized and confused. The nation is in disarray following rioting led by the military. 12,000 crossed the border in one day alone, throwing evacuation plans into disarray. This would add to the disarray in world markets. 2. uncountable noun [oft in NOUN] If things or places are in disarray, they are in a very untidy state. She was left lying on her side and her clothes were in disarray. He found the room in disarray, with food dumped on the floor and drawers pulled open. Synonyms: untidiness, state, mess, chaos Collocations: in complete disarray The playing side was in complete disarray. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Now it seems to be in complete disarray '. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It is a League which is in complete disarray. The Sun (2010) But then he gets the call about his dad's unexpected death and it throws him into complete disarray. The Sun (2010) A downgrading would throw his prospects of taking up the university place he has been offered into complete disarray. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Their aim will be to minimise the appearance of the organisation being in total disarray. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Now they are in total disarray and move from place to place in the forest. Times, Sunday Times (2016) This is evidence of an organisation in total disarray and the action proposed shows a regrettable disregard for patient care. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The modernisers are in total disarray. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Translations: Chinese: 混乱 Japanese: 混乱 |
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