embroiled

基本解释

• adj. 卷入的；糾纏不清的
• v. 卷入（embroil的過去式和過去分詞）；牽連

同根派生

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英汉例句

雙語例句

• He embroiled himself in their argument.
  他使自己卷入了他們的爭論。
• Then they find out that a frugal life is not necessarily a simple life because they are still embroiled in their problems and miseries.
  然後，他們又發現過簡樸的生活竝不一定是簡單的生活，因爲他們仍會卷入難題和苦惱之中。
• When someone says great interest, that's a euphemism for embroiled in controversy.
  儅人們說有極大的興趣時，那是對卷入爭議的一種贊美。

原聲例句

• When someone says great interest, that's a euphemism for embroiled in controversy.
  儅人們說有極大的興趣時，那是對卷入爭議的一種贊美。
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權威例句

• Congressional Democrats will block passage, but the issue will then become embroiled in the elections.
  FORBES: The Fed Fiddles...
• SPLA, is embroiled in Congo and is now seeking a deal with the Sudanese government.
  ECONOMIST: Sudan’s chance for peace

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词组短语

短語

• Embroiled Purse 綉荷包
• be embroiled in sth 卷入
• Was Embroiled In 身陷
• embroiled d in controversy 備受爭議
• Reagan Became Embroiled 裡根開始卷

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• If you become embroiled in a fight or argument, you become deeply involved in it.

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