topsy-turvy

英 [ˌtɒpsi ˈtɜːvi]

美 [ˌtɑːpsi ˈtɜːrvi]

adj.  乱七八糟的; 杂乱无章的; 颠三倒四的

GRE

牛津词典

adj.

• 乱七八糟的；杂乱无章的；颠三倒四的
  in a state of great confusion
  1. Everything's topsy-turvy in my life at the moment.
     现在我的生活全都被打乱了。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 混乱的;乱七八糟的;颠三倒四的
  Something that istopsy-turvyis in a confused or disorganized state.
  1. The world has turned topsy-turvy in my lifetime.
     在我的一生中世界已经变得一团糟。
  2. …the moss-covered, topsy-turvy gravestones.
     长满苔藓、东倒西歪的墓碑

英英释义

adj

• in utter disorder
  1. a disorderly pile of clothes
  Synonym:disorderlyhiggledy-piggledyhugger-muggerjumbled

adv

• in disorderly haste
  1. we ran head over heels toward the shelter
  Synonym:head over heelsheels over headtopsy-turvilyin great confusion
• in a disordered manner
  1. they were piled up higgledy-piggledy
  Synonym:higgledy-piggledy

双语例句

• He introduced him into the drawing-room, still encumbered and topsy-turvy, and which bore the air of a field of battle after the joys of the preceding evening.
  他把他引进客厅，那里东西都零乱地堆放着，就象是咋晚快乐节日后的战场。
• Everything is topsy-turvy in your room.
  你看看你的房间，什。
• Heart inside the topsy-turvy.
  心里面乱七八糟的。
• the moss-covered, topsy-turvy gravestones.
  长满苔藓、东倒西歪的墓碑
• The children turned the whole house topsy-turvy when their mother went out.
  当母亲不在家时，孩子们把屋里都翻遍了。
• But even experienced Japanologists can find Japan a topsy-turvy place.
  但即使是有经验的日本学家也会发现，日本是一个颠覆常理的国家。
• Silver and the birds, and the tall Spy-glass hill-top, going round and round and topsy-turvy before my eyes, and all manner of bells ringing and distant voices shouting in my ear.
  希尔弗、鸟、高高的望远镜山在我的眼前转呀转，各种不同的钟声和远处的人声在我耳畔嗡嗡作响。
• We just make everything topsy-turvy, turn everything into bad because we are taught that way, we accept other people as our own opinion.
  我们只是把一切搞得乱七八糟，将一切事情弄糟而已，因为我们被教育成这样，我们接受别人的意见当成是自己的。
• The world has turned topsy-turvy in my lifetime.
  在我的一生中世界已经变得一团糟。
• She hurried home and turned everything topsy-turvy to find the lives to save.
  余老夫人急赶回家，翻箱倒柜地找待救之物。