mixed up

英 [ˌmɪkst ˈʌp]

美 [ˌmɪkst ˈʌp]

adj.  (常指因情感或社会问题而)头脑混乱的，迷惑不解的; 卷入…的;牵连进…的;与…厮混在一起的

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柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED （常指因情感或社会问题而）头脑混乱的，迷惑不解的
  If you aremixed up, you are confused, often because of emotional or social problems.
  1. I think he's a rather mixed up kid...
     我认为他是一个思想有障碍的孩子。
  2. I get mixed up about times and places.
     我没有时间感和方位感。
• ADJ 卷入…的;牵连进…的;与…厮混在一起的
  To bemixed up insomething bad, orwithsomeone you disapprove of, means to be involved in it or with them.
  1. How could David be mixed up in a murder?...
     戴维怎么会卷进一宗谋杀案呢？
  2. Why did I ever get mixed up with you?
     我怎么会曾经跟你混在一起呢？

双语例句

• No, no, you're all mixed up.
  嗳，你搞混啦。
• He turned on Pete and accused him of being mixed up in drugs.
  他怒斥皮特，指责他沾染毒品。
• Well, you certainly succeeded because I really got mixed up.
  好了，你当然是成功了，因为我真的给弄迷糊了。
• You've got mixed up by the use of participle and gerund.
  你混淆了现在分词和动名词的用法。
• I get mixed up about times and places.
  我没有时间感和方位感。
• I must have got mixed up on the dates.
  我一定是把日子搞混了。
• She mixed up flour and water.
  她把面粉和水搅匀。
• I still feel inadequate, useless and mixed up
  我仍然感到自己能力不够，毫无用处，整个儿一团糟。
• I've mixed up your names.
  我把你们的名字搞混了。
• I got the ticket mixed up and gave you mine.
  我把票混在一起了，结果把我的给你了。