dishevelled

英 [dɪˈʃevld]

美 [dɪˈʃevld]

adj.  凌乱的; 不整洁的; 衣冠不整的

BNC.15921 / COCA.37415

牛津词典

adj.

• 凌乱的；不整洁的；衣冠不整的
  very untidy
  1. He looked tired and dishevelled.
     他衣冠不整，显得很疲倦。

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 disheveled


• ADJ-GRADED (头发、衣服、仪容等)蓬乱的，不整洁的
  If you describe someone's hair, clothes, or appearance asdishevelled, you mean that it is very untidy.
  1. She arrived flushed and dishevelled.
     她到的时候满脸通红，衣衫不整。

双语例句

• The wind dishevelled the papers on the desk.
  风把桌上的纸吹乱了。
• The colour of her dishevelled white hair seemed especially glaring in the dark room.
  他看见母亲的蓬乱的白发在昏暗的室内显得分外刺眼。
• She arrived flushed and dishevelled.
  她到的时候满脸通红，衣衫不整。
• Why is it-That you have no jewellery on your body,-That your hair is dishevelled?
  为什么-你身上没有宝饰呢？-你的头发是蓬乱的？
• Standing up, he saw his mother gazing at him from under her dishevelled white hair.
  他站起来，看见妈妈的眼睛在纷乱的银发下望着他。
• Whether you cook for one or100, it seems the kitchen is almost always dishevelled and nearly impossible to keep clean.
  您是否为一或100烹调，它似乎厨房几乎总是被弄乱和几乎不可能保持干净。
• He looked dishevelled and agitated.
  他显得头发蓬乱，狂躁不安。
• Aziz was sitting up in bed, looking dishevelled and sad.
  阿济兹在床上坐了起来，头发蓬松，衣衫零乱，样子很难过。
• He ran in looking rather dishevelled.
  他跑进来，衣冠不整。
• That woman with hair dishevelled who stand by salad cabinet is a little likes yuppie in90th age.
  站在色拉柜旁边哪个披头散发的女人有点像90年代的雅皮士。