汉英词典
Chinese-English Dictionary
MEANING OF 攪亂
攪亂 (搅乱)
to disrupt / to throw into disorder
搅扰使混乱;扰乱~人心 ㄧ~会场。
() jiǎo () luàn
EXAMPLE SENTENCES

日期完全搅乱了。

There has been a mix-up over the dates.

对勾结的申述搅乱新办企业。

Allegations of collusion roil the start-up business.

这个意外事件搅乱了我的阵脚。

This accident upset our plans and threw us into confusion.

两个较小政党声誉的持续增长也许会搅乱大选。

A steady growth in the popularity of two smaller parties may upset the polls.

国家的混乱广泛的搅乱一国的财金市场。

The national turmoil generally roils a country's financial markets.

这些最新的评论可能搅乱定于下周开始的和平谈判。

These latest comments could upset the peace negotiations which are due to begin next week.

这个年轻惹火的年轻电影明星的名字搅乱了辛纳屈。

The name of the hot young film star stirred Sinatra.

在北方人眼里,动摇南方的根基并搅乱民意投票能够削弱任何公认新国家的合法性。

In northern minds, destabilising the south and mucking up the referendum would undermine the legitimacy of any putative new country.

位于不列颠哥伦比亚省这个皮斯河流经的偏远小镇,如今却有人正蓄意搅乱这里的安宁。

SOMEONE is disturbing the peace in the remote peace River country of British Columbia.

北方也许还可以通过另一种方式来搅乱民意投票,那就是激怒南方的异己分子与叛军势力,来降低所谓“可靠的”民意投票的成功几率。

The other way in which the north might disrupt the referendum is by stoking dissent and rebellion in the south to reduce the chance of what it calls a "credible" referendum.