mixed-up

英 [ˌmɪkst ˈʌp]

美 [ˌmɪkst ˈʌp]

adj.  糊涂的; 迷惑不解的; 头脑不清楚的

牛津词典

adj.

• 糊涂的；迷惑不解的；头脑不清楚的
  confused because of mental, emotional or social problems
  1. a mixed-up kid/teenager
     迷茫的孩子 / 少年

英英释义

adj

• perplexed by many conflicting situations or statements
  1. obviously bemused by his questions
  2. bewildered and confused
  3. a cloudy and confounded philosopher
  4. just a mixed-up kid
  5. she felt lost on the first day of school
  Synonym:baffledbefuddledbemusedbewilderedconfoundedconfusedlostmazedat sea

双语例句

• A Research on the Mixed-up Practice Mode and Multiple Physical Education Teaching Practice Method
  对混合编队实习模式与体育教育实习多元化的探讨
• Pigs have infected people with mixed-up viruses before, even triple whammies made of pig, bird and human flu genes, Richt's paper shows.
  里希特的论文表明，猪早就把混合病毒传染给了人类，甚至用猪、禽和人类病毒基因的三重混合沉重地打击了人类。
• Ewan and Lily could hardly have been better, but than a series of forgotten lines, mixed-up entrances, and collapsing scenery stalled the momentum and made the show a mix of highs and lows.
  Ewan和Lily达到了他们的最佳状态，但是之后的忘词、搞错上下场的方位、混淆场景，使整场表演丢失了势头，整场戏的表演参差不齐。
• Mixed-up with sweet corn, carrot, diced cucumber and celery, dressed with mayo sauce, refreshing and smooth.
  甜玉米粒混合胡萝卜、西芹粒和黄瓜粒，配以沙拉酱，爽滑清香。
• I mean, how can someone who runs around with boys and leads a wild mixed-up life still have time for study?
  你想，跟男孩子们混在一起，搅得昏天黑地，哪有工夫念书。
• Since importing from west, it is mixed-up with spirit and mind in chinese.
  从西方舶来后，却将它与精神和心灵混用，使心理学主干术语远离规范化的要求。
• This is the sort of mixed-up mental state I am familiar with from bouts of wakefulness at three in the morning.
  这是我所熟悉的一种头脑不清的精神状态，在凌晨三点失眠时多次出现。
• This part clears off the concepts of pyramid selling, direct selling and illegal pyramid selling which are easily mixed-up.
  这部分中对于传销和直销以及传销与非法传销等易于混淆的概念进行了梳理。
• This is precept-breaking, hence," mixed-up ".
  这就是破坏戒律，因此，是混杂。
• Getting on his computer, Sean googled "speech,""mixed-up words,""headache"& anything he could think of to describe his symptoms.
  打开自己的电脑后，马宏升开始用Google搜索“语言”、“口齿不清”、“头疼”，以及其他任何能用来描述自己症状的词语。