disordered

常見(jiàn)例句

When you shuffle them for a while they will become disordered, so it seems that, as time passes, things will always move from order to disorder.
當(dāng)你洗牌的時(shí)候他們就會(huì)被打亂，所以看起來(lái)就是時(shí)間流逝，某些東西從有序變成無(wú)序。
The movies also showed how the ordered flow of the eastward and westward jet streams in low latitudes gives way to a more disordered flow at high latitudes.
這些影像還顯示了在低緯度地區(qū)由東向西的有序噴流是如何在高緯度地區(qū)讓位給更無(wú)序的噴流的。
Depression causes disordered thinking and judgment, and can keep you from functioning and doing simple everyday things.
意志消沉導(dǎo)致思維混亂、喪失判斷力，還可能使你無(wú)法從事簡(jiǎn)單的日常活動(dòng)。

This is because glass has the hardness of crystal materials while also having a disordered arrangement of molecules like a liquid.
Crystal is an ordered solid, as opposed to a disordered solid.
晶體是一種有序的固體，和無(wú)序固體相反。
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The sadness and horror in Poe's writing might lead readers to suspect a disordered mind.

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The line between normal and disordered is extraordinarily murky, as it always has been.
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According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 7.7 million Americans currently qualify as severely mentally disordered.
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