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一般 disorder ; confusion ; jumble ; tumble ; turmoil ; moil ; clutter (There's too much clutter on my desk. cambridge.org ) ; combustion ; disorganization ; litter ; mix ; muddle (a state of confusion • These papers keep getting in a muddle ) ; upset ; snarl ; bumble ; kippage ; pease-meal ; Rafferty rules ; tanglement ; troy-fair ; untidiness ; bewilderment ; cobweb ; disorderliness ; topsy-turvy ; mess (a state of disorder or confusion; an untidy, dirty or unpleasant sight or muddle) ; riot ; mess hall ; messroom ; addlement (Anglophile ; hugger mugger ; pease meal ; tea fight ; tea party ; topsy turvy ; troy fair ; troy town ; helter-skelter ; pell-mell ; turbulence ; topsyturvy ; unrest (Alexander Demidov ; upheaval (cognachennessy ; disarray (disorder • The living-room was in complete disarray after the party ) ; misrule ; topsyturvydom ; disarrangement ; guddle (КГА ; welter (levmoris ; lack of order ; deranging ; disordering ; distemper ; fluster ; inordinacy ; jumble to jumart together ; jumbling ; misgovernment ; misorder ; ruffle ; ruffling ; rummage ; stew ; synchysis ; turbulency ; disorders ; disturbances ; riots ; at sixes and sevens ; Cluster F ; commotion (Famed composer Andrew Lloyd Webber recently recalled an eerie experience wherein he was forced to enlist a priest to banish a poltergeist that was causing commotion in his home. According to Webber, the ghost was particularly mischievous as "it would do things like take theater scripts and put them in a neat pile in some obscure room." -- устраивал в доме беспорядок coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver ; havoc (Tatiana_Ts_ ; mayhem (Азери ; embroilment ; bollix ; disruption (Sergei Aprelikov ; in shambles (VLZ_58 会计 irregularity 俚语 dustup ; flap ; stack up ; zoo (a place, situation, or group marked by crowding, confusion, or unrestrained behavior // A place or situation marked by confusion or disorder: • The convention was a zoo./ The bus station is a zoo on Fridays. • ‘it's a zoo in the lobby' 'More ; muss ; mare's nest (MichaelBurov ; mares' nest (MichaelBurov 具象的 rat's nest (DC 军事术语 tarfu (MichaelBurov ; tuifu (MichaelBurov ; the ultimate in foul-ups (MichaelBurov ; Uncle Sam's Circus (на флоте MichaelBurov 军队 disturbance ; storm 化学 disordered state 古老 alarum 商业活动 anarchy 外交 distraction 媒体 entropy (Stevvie 庸俗 ass-up ; balls (pl; usu make balls of something) ; balls-up ; chicken shit ; fuck-up ; hell of a mess ; let hell pop loose ; merry hell ; pig's ass 数学 inversion ; chaos 数学, 马球 derangement 文学 Augean stables 方言 troy-town ; burble 晶体学 dislocation 水肺潜水 out of order 汽车 rough and tumble 澳大利亚表达, 俚语 dog's breakfast 澳大利亚表达, 非正式的 Rafferty's rules 电子产品 situation normal-all fouled up 美国人 muss 航海 flurry 苏格兰 boorach (Yerkwantai 苏格兰语 fankle (Yerkwantai 过时/过时 rabblement ; misarray ; complicateness ; deray ; disray ; distemperance ; distemperature ; inordinateness ; inordination 非正式的 gobbledygook (Interex ; hugger-mugger ; tea-party ; shambles ; tea-fight ; S.O.L. (MichaelBurov ; dog's dinner 非正式的, 方言 puddle 马卡罗夫 huddle ; mud ; perturbation ; printer's pie ; excess ; tangle ; alarums and excursions Игорь Миг mass disruptions of public order ; civil disturbances (Федеральные тюрьмы США закрылись впервые за 25 лет в связи с беспорядками, которые начались в стране после смерти афроамериканца Джорджа Флойда, //20 ) ; civilian riot ; excesses 一般 disorders (массовые волнения) ; disturbances ; ructions ; alarums and excursions ; unrest ; distemper ; trouble (disturbances; rebellion, fighting etc. • It occurred during the time of the troubles in Cyprus ) ; uproar ; insurgency ; pother (Pippy-Longstocking ; fuss (Pippy-Longstocking ; upheavals (Dude67 俚语 aggro (Beforeyouaccuseme 北美, 澳大利亚表达 donnybrook 商业活动 rioting ; riots ; commotion ; riot 外交 turmoil 法律 upheaval 澳大利亚表达, 密封 corroboree 美国人 blow-out 非正式的 squall 马卡罗夫 disorder ; disturbance ; insurgence ; outburst 一般 disturber 一般 shambles (a confused mess; (something in) a state of disorder) 政治 волнения unrest 统计数据 disarray 一般 tumult ; riot (a noisy disturbance created by a usually large group of people • The protest march developed into a riot )
