英:[ˈweltə(r)]
美:[ˈwɛltɚ]
英:[ˈweltə(r)]
美:[ˈwɛltɚ]
wel·ter
wel tr
复数:welters
第三人称单数:welters
现在分词:weltering
过去式:weltered
过去分词:weltered
词根:welter
n.welterweight 次中量级摔交运动员;次中量级拳击手
verb
intransitive verb
writhe, tossalso: wallow
to rise and fall or toss about in or with waves
to become deeply sunk, soaked, or involved
to be in turmoil
noun (1)
a state of wild disorder : turmoil
a chaotic mass or jumble
a bewildering welter of data
noun (2)
welterweight
"翻滚或扭曲",早在14世纪,来自中古荷兰语或中古低地德语 welteren "滚动",源自原始日耳曼语 *waltijan(也是古英语 wieltan,古诺尔斯语 velta,古高地德语 walzan "转动,旋转",德语 wälzen "滚动",哥特语 waltjan "滚动"),源自 PIE 词根 *wel-(3)"转动,旋转"。相关词汇: Weltered; weltering。
Verb Middle English welteren, weltryn "to turn over, tumble, writhe, take unrestrained pleasure (in)," frequentative derivative of welten "to topple, overturn, fall over," by-form (perhaps from a Germanic weak verb *waltjan-) of walten "to turn over, upend, be overturned, cast, throw, surge," going back to Old English -wæltan (in gewæltan "to roll"), going back to a Germanic verbal base *walt-, *welt- "roll," found in a variety of attested formations (as Old English awyltan "to roll away," unwealt "steady," Middle High German walzen "to roll over," Old Icelandic velta [strong verb, intransitive] "to roll, roll over," velta [transitive] "to set rolling," Gothic waltjan "to surge against [of waves]," uswaltjan "to overturn"), going back to Indo-European *u̯el-d-, extended form of *u̯el(H)- "roll," whence, with various vowel grades and stem formations, Old Irish fillid "(s/he) bends, turns back" (< *u̯el-n-), Old Church Slavic valiti sę "to roll (intransitive)," Lithuanian veliù, vélti "to full (cloth), roll," Greek eiléō, eileîn "wind, turn round, roll up" (< *u̯el-né-), íllō, íllein in same sense (< *u̯i-u̯l-ō), Armenian glem "to roll" Note: The Middle English verb is paralleled by Middle Dutch welteren and Middle Low German weltern, which Oxford English Dictionary, first edition, regards as the source of the English word. — Lexikon der indogermanischen Verben, 2. Auflage (Wiesbaden, 2001), enters two etyma, *u̯el- "to turn, roll" (drehen, rollen) and *u̯elH- "to roll, seethe" (wälzen, wallen), presumably on the grounds that Lithuanian vélti, with acute intonation, would suggest a laryngeal, while there is no suggestion of a laryngeal in Greek eiléō, etc. For present purposes, etyma with the meaning "seethe, bubble" are treated separately, under well >entry 2. Also treated under *u̯el- in the Lexikon are verbs showing an extension with a semi-vowel, *u̯el-u̯-, which are covered here at wallow >entry 1. Additionally, there are stems ending in a velar, *u̯el-k-/*u̯el-gh- "to roll"; these are covered here at walk >entry 1. All of these elements, as well as many nominal formations, are treated as extensions of a single root *u̯el- in J. Pokorny, Indogermanisches etymologisches Wörterbuch. Noun (1) derivative of welter >entry 1 Noun (2) by shortening
The first known use of welter was in the 14th century
welter1 of 2verb
to twist or roll one's body about
to rise and fall or toss about in or with waves
to become deeply sunk or bogged down
weltered in misery
welter2 of 2noun
a state of wild confusion
a confused jumble
a welter of information
1 There is no denying that Obama has confronted a maddening welter of stupidity, obstinacy and, yes, racism.
2 There were giant robotic simulacra of band members for “The Robots,” and a welter of numbers flickering and rippling and flying forward in “Numbers.”
3 I have just cleared up a bewildering welter of data saved in my computer.
我刚整理了保存在我电脑里的很难处理的杂乱无章的数据。
4 I have just cleared up a bewildering welter of data saved in my computer.
我刚整理了保存在我电脑里的很难处理的杂乱无章的数据。
5 “The Raven,” unfortunately, does not settle on just one, preferring the usual moviemaking practice of multiplying effects until they pile up into a welter of breathless incident and preposterous exposition.
6 Whether or not anyone can discern this from the welter of images that bristle in Post Tenebras Lux is a moot point, but the director is unapologetic.
7 In the streaming space, beyond the bigger players, India speaks a welter of languages and most of these are well catered to by small specialist streamers.
8 I don’t care if you’re the best welter in the country.
9 Probably there are some Chinese voices not very happy with this move and this is why they are trying to create welter.
可能有一些中国的声音不是很满意,这一举措,这就是为什么他们正试图创建混乱。
10 That was Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, which closed the programme in a welter of ear-splitting brass and reverberating timpani; the performance held the music's visceral and balletic sides in tense, thrilling balance.
11 Kelly never makes it clear how corporate rivalry leads to armed conflict: as a result, the play's central section becomes a confusing welter of battle scenes.
12 Beneath the philosophical welter, a new world glitters with prelapsarian strangeness: Gangs of plump cats raid administrative lobbies, chamois goats prance along train tracks, ibexes graze hotel lawns.
13 Even Allen’s shorter sentences can be a mouthful: “The judge made his decision at the high point of the moral panic induced in Angelenos by a welter of terrifying carjackings that saturated the media.”
14 ...patients with a welter of confusing symptoms.
有一堆疑难症状的病人
15 Throughout, those masterpieces would pop up and then disappear in a welter of fancy boleros, obi motifs, kimono bathrobes and toreador pants.
16 The screen responded as quickly as thought itself, and out of the welter of lines and flashes a series of pictures formed with perfect clarity: compasses, alpha and omega again, lightning, angel.
17 He sews Wallace’s arms to his side, stuffs tusks into his cheeks and encases his subject in a welter of blubber.
18 With respect to the challenges encountered during the development of Playr, Welter shares.
至于在开发Playr方面遇到的挑战,Welter谈到。
19 In trade ( both goods and services ), a welter of impediments persist.
无论在商品贸易还是服务 贸易 方面, 都有着大量杂乱无章的障碍.
20 She chalked up the color’s renewed impact to a welter of factors, not least its longtime affiliation with beatniks, punks and other misfits, tribes that are being revisited in the popular culture.
2 大量
good great heavy serious numerous massive extensive liberal substantial generous abundant myriad lavish substantive galore copious profuse swingeing widely heavily substantially abundantly tons much plenty body score host mountain mass ocean array quantity wealth flood ton pile chunk feast abundance torrent proliferation trove dollop swathe ream truckload multiplicity boatload profusion cornucopia plenitude scads bucketful lashings wodge million billion trillion bulk quite a lot bit few like nobody's business like weeds by the bucketful by the bucket a lot a bunch an awful lot a stack of right and left in bulk heaps of a good bit like mad a raft of in spades
4 卷入
party involved suck involvement implication entanglement involution involve engage commit fold complicate engulf entangle ingurgitate immix ingulf be into
5 混乱的一团
8 杂乱无章
skimble-skamble random rambling scrappy amorphous untidy rigmarole littery dissy anyway anyhow litter muddle all anyhow in the rough
9 猛击
drive delivery paste sock bang smash slam swipe bash jab jolt swat slog clunk wallop snick pasting smacker walloping pash wap smeller socko hammerblow smackeroo yerk bust punch job tag clip belt pepper blast rip whale take a swipe at
11 一片混乱
14 摇晃
rocky staggering shaky Wobbly rickety tippy wavering jiggly rackety waggly staggery wibbly-wobbly roll shake rolling quake stagger wobble swag jolt waver teeter jiggle rockiness wintle play swing toss weave reel jelly tremble falter heave totter wave wangle
16 摇摆
tittuppy rocky wavy swinging waver wobbly vacillating tittup rock roll swing reel totter vacillation wabble wamble hang wave toss nod sway wiggle topple teeter
17 重量级骑师
18 动摇
unstable shaky wavy waver wobbly wayward unsettled unsteady shaken unfixed unquiet irresolute instable to-and-fro tottery lubricous transigent labefaction rock movement motion shake sway stagger ruffle oscillation trepidation perturbation seesaw totter lubricity wabble move chop reel vibrate oscillate unsettle budge unhinge whiffle unfix
20 混乱
cock-a-hoop hirdie-girdie fouled-up involved upset confused chaotic dizzy turbulent tangled drowning tumultuous foggy disturbed disorderly woolly shaggy deranged unstuck haywire hurried snafu vexatious turbid non-operational mixed-up confounded mazy snarly hurly-burly flurried tangly raddled untogether wuzzy farmisht farblonjet drumly throughither helter-skelter muck-up ravelment ballup fubb fumtu hash-up do mix smoke disorder mess dust coil confusion pi jungle hassle disruption scramble clutter swirl melee tumble hustle maze turmoil tangle puddle whirlpool flurry huddle anarchy ruffle twine smother dislocation mull jumble perplex muddle snarl disarray crisscross skein cobweb botch tumult dither mix-up turbidity perplexity disorganization muss tousle topsy-turvy kerfuffle fubar involution ravel Mess-up unreason pell-mell foul-up dishabille throe bollix cockup moil deray balls-up hugger-mugger snarl-up swither mullock ataxy piss-up hurry-scurry schemozzle wander twist confuse disrupt amuse confound bugger entangle embroil denigrate disorganize derange roil disorient discombobulate ballocks fuddle mux disrupture ensnarl embrangle in a spin make hay of stand on its head throw out of gear ball up in a fog make work muddy rowdy muddled garbled riotous shambolic muddle-headed chaos turbulence whirl bewilderment hubbub misrule cock-up bewilder addle indiscriminate promiscuous nebulous rabble indistinct anarchic higgledy-piggledy macaronic stir hash mayhem hob derangement Babel razzle-dazzle Babelization rattle tear pie disconnect complicate flummox bemuse becloud disaffect Babelize in confusion in a tangle in a mess get into a mess a pretty kettle of fish tumble up play hob with throw into disorder go haywire all to a piece bog up complicated upside-down unsettling perplexed rough-and-tumble addled rhapsodic ataxic mussy jumbly rhapsodical tumultuary spiflicated out shine hurry riot pickle spaghetti to-do entanglement perturbation faze promiscuity ataxia fluster pandemonium swelter babel anomie muddiness disarrange embarras exorbitance bouleversement topsyturvy stirabout turbidness spifflicate puzzle torment dislocate perturb moider spiflicate tailspin mess-up hog wild
21 浸透
saturated impregnate sodden infiltrative sopping soak saturation seep infiltration seepage souse penetrate inform steep saturate seethe
22 陷入
involved embolic lapse drop land slide spin sink plunge embog send involve fold entangle ensnare fankle gone entangled enmeshed throw mire entrap let in for
23 重击
bat bump bash slug smite whack thump thud slosh wham plunk wallop haymaker whacking walloping crump whang dunt devel tag powder smash douse thwack take a swipe at punishing thumping sock whap lounder Pound crack paste batter belabor pile driver bust swipe drub whump
25 沈迷
27 辗转
28 负重赛马
30 起伏
undulative rolling wavy hilly fluctuant undulatory flexuous roll wave relief swell inequality fluctuation heave undulation surge undulate fluctuate yo-yo wiggly accident sinuosity
32 翻滚
roll rolling turnover tumble writhe popple wallow roil grabble seething wambly wamblingly twist seethe spin end over end roll over gurgitation billow
33 重量级骑士
37 澎湃
38 次中量级拳击手