tangle如何读

英:[ˈtæŋɡl]

美:[ˈtæŋɡl]

tangle英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. (使)混乱 make confused, disordered; twist and twine into a confused mass
  2. vi. 打架,吵嘴 become involved in a fight; quarrel with sb

tangle是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 混乱,纷乱
  2. 乱糟糟的一团,乱糟糟的一堆
  3. <口>纠纷,口角,打架,吵闹
  4. 缠结,纠缠,纠结
  5. 拳赛
  6. 海底动植物采集器
  7. 海带(类)
  8. 困境,复杂,难题
v. (动词)
  1. 使纠缠,使缠结
  2. 使困惑,使纠结;使混乱
  3. 使卷入,使陷入
  4. <口>吵架,打架,纠纷,吵闹,争论
  5. 缠结,纠缠,缠结在一起变成混乱状态
  6. 弄乱,弄混
  7. 纷乱,变得混乱
  8. 笼络,诱陷
  9. 受牵累,卷入争论
  10. 竞争
  11. 使陷入圈套,使落入陷阱
  12. 被纠缠

tangle自然拼读

tan·gle

taeng gl

tangle变形

tangles, tangling, tangled

tangle扩展

tangly (adj.), tangler (n.)

tangle英英释义

transitive verb

to mix, knot, or entwine, making separation or straightening difficult (often fol. by "up").He somehow tangled all the computer cords.The cat tangled up the yarn.

to involve in a complicated, confused, awkward, or unmanageable situation or undertaking; entangle.I don't want to tangle myself in these matters that have nothing to do with me.

intransitive verb

to become knotted or entwined in a disorderly mass.I tied my hair back for the boat trip so it wouldn't tangle in the wind.

(informal) to quarrel or fight; engage in conflict.The two guys were tangling over a woman in the bar.He's big and scary, and I wouldn't want to tangle with him.

noun

a jumbled, intertwined mass.The child's hair was a tangle of curls.

a jumbled, confusing, or complicated condition or situation.She left her affairs in a tangle when she died suddenly.

(informal) a quarrel or fight.We got into a tangle about money again last night.

tangle词源中文解释

14世纪中期, tagilen 的鼻音变体,意为“卷入困境,纠缠”,源自斯堪的纳维亚语(比较方言瑞典语 taggla “混乱”,古诺尔斯语 þongull “海草”),源自原始日耳曼语 *thangul-(源头还包括弗里西亚语 tung,荷兰语 tang,德语 Tang “海草”); 因此,根的最初意义显然是“海草”,作为缠绕(自身、桨、鱼或网)的东西。 “从像 tangle 1 这样使用有限的名词发展出这样的动词有些引人注目,需要证实”[世纪词典]。指物质事物,始于大约1500年。 “与...战斗”是美国英语,首次记录于1928年。 相关: Tangled; tangling。 Tanglefoot(1859年)是西部美国英语俚语,意为“强烈的威士忌酒”。

tangle_医学行业词汇

昆布:同laminaria

杂乱,缠结

tangle_法律行业词汇

涉及

tangle词源英文解释

Verb Middle English tanglen, tagilen, probably short for entanglen, from Anglo-French entagler, entangler to prosecute (for), implicate Noun (2) of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse thǫngull tangle, thang seaweed

The first known use of tangle was in the 14th century

tangle儿童词典英英释义

tassel1 of 2noun

a hanging ornament made of a bunch of cords fastened at one end

something resembling a tasselespecially: the male flower cluster on the top of some plants and especially corn

tassel2 of 2verb

to adorn with or put forth tassels

tassel1 of 2noun

a hanging ornament made of a bunch of cords fastened at one end

something resembling a tasselespecially: the male flower cluster on the top of some plants and especially corn

tassel2 of 2verb

to adorn with or put forth tassels

tartar1 of 2noun

a substance consisting mostly of cream of tartar that is found in the juice of grapes and is deposited in wine casks as a reddish crust or sediment

a hard crust that forms on the teeth and consists of plaque that has become hardened with mineral salts (as of calcium)

tartar2 of 2noun

capitalized a member of any of the chiefly Mongolian peoples who invaded parts of Asia and eastern Europe during the Middle Ages

a person who is often angry or violent

tape1 of 2noun

a narrow band of woven fabric

a string stretched breast-high above the finishing line of a race

a narrow flexible strip or bandespecially: magnetic tape

a recording made on magnetic tape

tape2 of 2verb

to fasten, tie, bind, cover, or support with tape

to measure with a tape measure

tape-record

tap dancenoun

a dance tapped out loudly by means of shoes to which taps have been added

Taoismnoun

a Chinese mystical philosophy traditionally founded by Lao-tzu in the 6th century B.C. characterized by unassertive action and simplicity

a religion developed from Taoist philosophy and folk and Buddhist religion

Taoismnoun

a Chinese mystical philosophy traditionally founded by Lao-tzu in the 6th century B.C. characterized by unassertive action and simplicity

a religion developed from Taoist philosophy and folk and Buddhist religion

tantalizeverb

to tease or torment by or as if by presenting something desirable to the view but continually keeping it out of reach

tanninnoun

any of various substances from plants (as the oak or sumac) used in tanning leather, dyeing fabric and yarn, the making of ink, and in medicine

tangle1 of 2verb

to make or become involved so as to complicate or confuse : be or become entangled

to twist or become twisted together into a mass hard to straighten out again

tangle2 of 2noun

a tangled twisted mass (as of vines or hairs) confusedly woven together : snarl

a complicated or confused state or condition

tangle医学词典英英释义

tanglenoun

neurofibrillary tangle

tangle 例句

1 The pine trees gave way to a tangled thicket of Brazilian peppers and dense ground scrub, which looked impenetrable.

2 Meera cast her net, the tangles unfolding in the air before her.

3 It was only a centimeter in diameter, but still, it had to be better than a tangle of copper dangling from a failing duct.

4 He felt ensnared in a tangle of deep shadows, shadows as black as the night that stretched above his head.

5 He was rescuing a throw pillow, thrashing it back and forth to free it from a tangle of imaginary vines, when he heard the cellar steps creaking.

6 Her mind was then in a tangle.

她的思想当时是一片混乱.

7 Its knots and whorls indicated his increasingly tangled thoughts.

8 The work on the frame was less than half-finished and so tangled and knotted he could imagine no one ever continuing it.

9 I have literally just dragged myself into the tangle of hushes at the base of the trees when there's Cato, barreling onto the plain, soon followed by his companions.

10 The sycamores formed a solid, tangled bower that kept out the sunlight.

11 And when she had finished with these laments, she turned her complaints to me: a spot on my new dress, a tangle in my hair, my twisted stockings.

12 The ropes that the Cloud-Men had been using for lowering the rainbow got tangled up with the silk strings that went up from the peach to the seagulls!

13 Now trees were growing up again, but there were tangled old limbs in piles and ancient stumps overgrown with lichens and moss and little green leaves and ferns.

14 The old metal gates hanging off the hinges were gone, and the headstones were barely visible through the thick tangles of weeds that had claimed the plot.

15 As a final touch, I wove flowers into my tangled hair.

16 His financial affairs are in a tangle.

他的财务一塌糊涂。

17 But he had no interest in tangling with Bristle again, and in fact he had no interest in anything besides getting back to his humans.

18 Roy chained his bike to a gnarly old stump and picked his way through the tangled trees.

19 I bent and picked up a tangle of shattered wood and metal.

20 Frank’s arm got tangled up with Joe’s leg, and instead of carefully climbing out, the two boys fell out with a loud crash!

tangle 同义词

6 使纠缠

involve MAT entangle snarl

8 使缠结

foul ensnarl

9 和…发生冲突

collect

11 缠结的一团

ravel

15 使缠住

catch ensnarl

19 混乱

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22 掌状昆布

redware

23 陷入

fall pool entangle sink

26 使复杂

sophisticate

30 海藻

seaweed laver alga varec

31 把…缠结在一起

tangle up

38 乱作一团

tangly

39 使陷入

pool sink

40 一团混乱

disorderly

41 诱陷

snare lime inveigle

44 牵涉

pool

47 陷入圈套

on the hook

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