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英:[ˈdʒʌmbl]
美:[ˈdʒʌmbl]
jum·ble
juhm bl
复数:jumbles
第三人称单数:jumbles
现在分词:jumbling
过去式:jumbled
过去分词:jumbled
词根:jumble
adj.jumbled 乱七八糟的
n.jumbal 轮状的薄糖果;薄脆小甜饼(等于jumble)
vt.jumbled 搞乱(jumble的过去分词)
transitive verb
to put or throw together in a confused heap.The robbers jumbled everything from her dresser looking for jewelry and other valuables.
to make a muddle of; confuse.He jumbled the instructions so badly that no one could follow them.
intransitive verb
to be put or thrown together in a cluttered mass or pile.
to be in a confused condition.
noun
a disorderly mass or pile.The dirty laundry is in a jumble on the floor.
a condition of confusion.Upon hearing the shocking news, his mind was in a jumble.
jumble sale旧货店拍卖;慈善义卖
1520年代,“杂乱地移动”(不及物动词),可能是以 stumble, tumble 等为模型创造的,具有拟声或暗示所指动作的感觉。及物动词的意思“混合成混乱的一团”来自1540年代。在17世纪,它又成为“与某人发生性关系”的另一个委婉说法(这个意义首次出现在1580年代)。相关词汇: Jumbled; jumbling。
Verb perhaps imitative Noun (2) origin unknown
The first known use of jumble was circa 1529
jumpyadjective
nervous sense 2a, jittery
after a long restless night, the soldiers were jumpy
jumpsuitnoun
a uniform worn by parachutists for jumping
a one-piece garment consisting of a blouse or shirt with attached trousers or shorts
jump1 of 2verb
to spring into the air : leap
to give a sudden movement : start
to begin to move—usually used with off
to rise or raise suddenly in rank, status, or condition
prices jumped
to make a sudden attack
jumped on us for being late
to become lively with activity
the woods were jumping
to pass over or cause to pass over by a leap
jump a hurdle
bypass entry 2
jump electrical connections
to leap aboard
jump a freight
to run away and hide while at liberty under (bail)
to depart from a normal course
jump the track
to occupy illegally
jump a mining claim
jump2 of 2noun
an act of jumping : leap
any of several sports competitions that involve jumping
a space covered by a leap
a sudden involuntary movement : start
a move made in a board game by jumping
a sharp sudden increase
one in a series of moves
keep one jump ahead
an advantage at the start
jumpyadjective
nervous sense 2a, jittery
after a long restless night, the soldiers were jumpy
jumper1 of 2noun
one that jumps
jump shot
jumper2 of 2noun
a loose blouse or jacket worn by workers
a sleeveless dress worn usually with a blouse
jumper1 of 2noun
one that jumps
jump shot
jumper2 of 2noun
a loose blouse or jacket worn by workers
a sleeveless dress worn usually with a blouse
jumbonoun
something very large of its kind
jumbleverb
to mix in a confused mass
jumbleverb
to mix in a confused mass
1 He looked at the dashboard of the plane, studied the dials and hoped to get some help, hoped to find a compass, but it was all so confusing, a jumble of numbers and lights.
2 I think of the last jumbled lyrics that I scribbled into my notebook, words and phrases like “where is your heart,” “missing you,” “are you home now,” and “the other half of me.”
3 When I glimpse a periodic table through the open door of a chemistry classroom, it looks like no less of a jumble.
4 It was a jumble, it was a mishmash, and somehow she pulled it all together, somehow she threaded every different thing through the voice of a solitary mockingbird singing in the desert.
5 She imagined that she had been drugged and that was why her limbs were so weak and sluggish and why her ideas had grown so jumbled.
6 She also finally had time to sort through her jumble of insect notes and paintings from years of flower and caterpillar investigations.
7 The whole thing looked like a huge pile of jumbled boxes.
8 He was amazed at the vividness of her jumbled recital and touched by the virtues she attributed to himself.
9 My emotions are all mixed up and jumbled inside.
10 My head is crammed with visions, all jumbled up like a ball of string: My parents alive, depositing me at Cornell.
11 Every slip of the mind, intentional or not, left my head a jumble of thoughts and images, words and pain.
12 When they reached the subbasement, the elevator door skidded sideways, opening up on a dimly lit hallway where the ceiling was filled with a jumble of hanging pipes and dusty ductwork.
13 Because Clovis was so dry, its stratigraphy—the sequence of geological layers—had not been jumbled up by later waterflow, a common archaeological hazard.
14 Harry shone his lit wand around the vault: Its beam fell upon glittering jewels; he saw the fake sword of Gryffindor lying on a high shelf amongst a jumble of chains.
15 In the distance, against billowing white clouds, stood a jackstraw jumble of ships' masts.
16 Lighter objects are wildly jumbled, many of them out on the surface.
17 With the shutters pushed open, he can look to his left over a jumble of slate rooftops.
18 a jumble of books and paper
一堆杂乱的书和纸
19 Toys, books, shoes and clothes were jumbled up on the floor.
玩具, 书, 鞋,衣服都杂乱地堆在地上.
20 Some ugly patches mixed in here and there but, overall, it was shaping up to look like a mismatched jumble of better than perfect.
1 使混乱
discombobulate disorder confuse devastate entangle obfuscate perturb disjoint bedevil unstring mess tangle muddle snarl ravel make hay of dislocate
4 杂乱
wild busy indiscriminate promiscuous desultory untrimmed hirsute pell-mell shambles disorder confusion clutter huddle muss scramble dog's breakfast every which way chaotic cluttered disorderly disordered ragtag mess chaos mix-up scruffy untidy rough-and-tumble mussy immethodical littery indigested litteriness litter indigestion muddle dishabille higgledy-piggledy hugger-mugger ungepotch foul messy formless half-assed shambolic helter-skelter undistinguishing farraginous throughither willy-nilly hash stew disarray promiscuity mux twist perplex shag back to front
5 混杂
mixedly streakily hash melee stew medley promiscuity farrago mixedness streakiness interweave intermix commingle wuzzle mishmash box intermingle interflow mixed miscellaneous assorted heterogeneous scramble shuffle mingle thick motley impure promiscuous streaky raggle-taggle farraginous mix mixture stir blend immix pie babel pell-mell interlard mixed bag Ace-deuce undistinguished piebald mingle-mangle contamination entanglement miscellany pottage gallimaufry pi incorporate muddle hodgepodge
6 弄乱
crush disturb disarray tousle rumple disarrange unset make hay of litter up make a ball of make balls of
7 使…混乱
8 头脑混乱
9 一种薄饼
10 胡乱拼凑
11 胡乱堆放
14 混乱
involved confused chaotic tangled upside-down disorderly disordered haywire snafu jumbled shapeless turbid topsy-turvy rough-and-tumble addled mixed-up mazy snarly pell-mell hurly-burly rafferty tangly perturbative mussily out chaotically confusedly betanglement tohubohu Babelization dispeace ball-up babelism mix mess coil upset confusion complication chaos jungle litter disruption clutter melee tumble to-do turmoil tangle whirlpool abyss huddle anarchy dislocation muddle snarl mix-up turbidity disorganization tailspin derangement muss demoralization involution ravel mess-up foul-up bollix disorganisation cockup embroilment disorderliness deray disarrangement bedevilment hugger-mugger snarl-up hurry-scurry topsyturviness bazodee spin disorder shake confuse disrupt unsettle perplex embroil disarray dislocate disorganize demoralize perturb tousle balls discomfit garble bemuse becloud make hay of off the rails printer's pie in disorder in a whirl go haywire in confusion messy troubled turbulent woolly muddled shambolic inchoate zoo upheaval shambles tumult maelstrom pandemonium morass misrule shemozzle wander cloud muddy indiscriminate promiscuous nebulous rabble indistinct anarchic higgledy-piggledy macaronic stir hash maze mayhem hob Babel welter cock-up razzle-dazzle fuddle moil rattle tear pie disconnect complicate confound derange flummox disaffect Babelize in a tangle in a mess get into a mess a pretty kettle of fish tumble up play hob with throw into disorder all to a piece bog up ragtime rough tumultuous hazy untidy untuned adrift balls-up ruction screw-up tracasserie shock dust distraction rout turbulence ruffle commotion broil perturbation upturn perplexity hubbub brouhaha kerfuffle anomie mêlée discombobulate involve devastate entangle obfuscate disjoint bedevil unstring whirl out of joint crap rowdy helter-skelter Rafferty's rules havoc entropy botch bewilderment babel put out of joint deurmekaar complicated unsettling perplexed vexatious confounded rhapsodic addle flurried ataxic mussy jumbly rhapsodical tumultuary spiflicated ravelment shine hurry riot pickle spaghetti puddle flurry mull entanglement crisscross skein cobweb faze promiscuity ataxia fluster swelter muddiness disarrange dishabille embarras exorbitance bouleversement topsyturvy stirabout turbidness spifflicate puzzle torment moider spiflicate hog wild cock-a-hoop hirdie-girdie fouled-up dizzy drowning foggy disturbed shaggy deranged unstuck hurried non-operational raddled untogether wuzzy farmisht farblonjet drumly throughither muck-up ballup fubb fumtu hash-up do smoke pi hassle scramble swirl hustle twine smother dither fubar Mess-up unreason throe swither mullock ataxy piss-up schemozzle twist amuse bugger denigrate roil disorient ballocks mux disrupture ensnarl embrangle in a spin stand on its head throw out of gear ball up in a fog make work
15 杂乱的一堆东西
17 混乱的一堆
18 混合
amalgamative hybrid mixed blended assorted motley adulterant inwrought mix blend mixture contamination shuffle medley blending concoction amalgam admixture miscellany intermixture interfusion mixedness hybridism commixture immixture beat amalgamate intermingle intermix commingle immingle immix commix interfuse compound mingle muddle admix run together
19 乱堆