jumbled

基本解釋

One student wrote, “A chalkboard is a lot like memory: often jumbled, unorganized and sloppy.
一個(gè)學(xué)生寫道：“黑板就像記憶：常常亂七八糟、毫無(wú)組織，而且潦潦草草。
About 140 tour boats already crowd the three-square-mile lake, and new hotel and cable car construction mars the natural scenery with a jumbled skyline.
在三平方哩的湖里，擠滿了大約140艘觀光船，新的旅館和游覽電車有些亂七八糟，與自然風(fēng)景不太協(xié)調(diào)。
He showed his jumbled writing to his son George, then 21, and daughter Brigid, 20, making them promise not to tell Margaret, who had a sick baby plus 5-year-old twin girls in her charge.
他把那張亂七八糟的字條拿給當(dāng)時(shí)21歲的兒子喬治和20歲的女兒布里吉特看，要求他們瞞著瑪格麗特，因?yàn)樗?dāng)時(shí)還要照顧生病的嬰兒和一對(duì)5歲大的雙胞胎女兒。

The current state is a jumbled mix of archaic, incomplete or conflicting rules and objectives.
ECONOMIST: Flying into trouble
The result would be a genetic mess as the different chromosomes got jumbled up.
ECONOMIST: Truly selfish genes
Talking about education to a black audience in Austin in February, he jumbled his figures.
ECONOMIST: Any other good ideas for Democrats in Texas?

If you describe things or ideas as jumbled, you mean that they are mixed up and not in order.