discombobulated

discombobulated

美 [dɪskəm'bɒbjʊleɪtid] 　英

• v.搞乱
• 网络扰乱的；打乱的；混乱的

词形变化

过去分词：discombobulated  现在分词：discombobulating  第三人称单数：discombobulates  

英汉解释

v.	1. 〈美口〉破坏,搞乱,扰乱,打乱(计划等)

英英解释

v.	1. to throw somebody into a state of confusion

例句

On their own, each of these moves may have made sense. But the zigzags left the markets discombobulated and uncertain.

从他们的角度看，每个举动都是有意义的，但是左右摇摆的做法使市场更加混乱和不确定。

Venus had its orbit temporarily discombobulated by a prior passage, and thus loomed close to Earth at that 52 year period.

金星在其轨道上被先前的行星X过境所扰乱，因此在此52年时期里隐现并靠近地球。

I can also see why you're discombobulated by their sympathy.

我也能明确为何他们的怜悯令你惶惑不安。

was discombobulated by the staggering number of possibilities;

被惊人的概率数字搞乱了；