jumble

🔗 释义中的汉语词

🧩 词形变化

💬 双语例句

1. Everyone in the world starts off with goals set out and a clear purpose. But once these are jumbled up by the torrents of life, everything descends into chaos.

   世界上任何人的独自活动，都是清醒而目标明确的，然而一旦被生活的洪流聚在一起，就变得混沌不清了。

2. To be sure, the treaty, which entered into force in 2004, emanates from some laudable intentions. But it is ultimately a jumble of pie-in-the-sky aspirations, translated into draconian legal constraints on the exchange of genetic resources (mainly seeds) among countries.

   可以肯定，这份于2004年签订的条约其本意值得赞誉。 但它却最终沦为一堆空头支票式的希望，并转化为对国家间遗传资源（以种子为主）交换的苛刻的法律束缚。 条约目标的正式声明体现了条约的非现实性 ： “ 保护并可持续利用所有粮食和农业植物遗传资源，公正和平等地享有相关应用所产生的收益，遵守生物多样性公约，并实现农业和粮食安全的长期持续 。 ”

3. New cities are constantly ripening like so many cherries on a tree, drawing people away from older, original cities. And the new cities have a way of looking brighter and fresher than the old urban areas, which are often seen as jumbled and decaying.

   确实，自从工业革命以来，发展新的城区便是世界历史的中心主题。 很多新的城市如树上的樱桃般不断成熟，吸引着人们离开那些老旧的城市。 而且，新的城市比起老城区看起来更阳光更新鲜，而老城区则显得混乱而衰败。

🔗 常用搭配