jumble是什么意思

双语用例

• From them one learns just how generically jumbled the seventeenth-century notion of opera really was.

• There is no looking back; instead, there is an immersion in the infidelities and convulsions of the present that jumbles and confuses the past.

• There is no kaleidoscope or scrambler by which multiple shapes can be jumbled, and selected fragments juxtaposed for effect.

• The principles of classification behind this list are clear: juridical and functional criteria are jumbled in simple alphabetical order.

• The scored data were then jumbled and the procedure applied.

• As a consequence, perhaps, they can seem jumbled.

• The author's enthusiasm for better land husbandry shines through the wide-ranging but rather jumbled text and the references, among which the persistent reader will discern the urgent, basic, ecological message.

• Often the questions of how statutes apply and what the law requires get jumbled together in discussions of statutory adjudication, but it is instructive and aids clarity to separate them.