Disarranged Meaning in English

word · lemma: disarrange

US

ˌdɪs.əˈreɪndʒd

dis-uh-RAYNJD

UK

dˌɪsɐɹˈeɪndʒd

dis-uh-RAYNJD

Definition

When something is out of order, messy, or not arranged neatly; usually refers to things being mixed up or scattered.

Usage & Nuances

More formal than 'messy'; often used for objects, rooms, or appearances. Common collocations: 'disarranged hair', 'disarranged room'. Rare in everyday speech; 'messy' or 'untidy' are more frequent. Not used for emotional states.

• Spanish: desordenado - desarreglado
• Portuguese (BR): desorganizado - bagunçado
• Portuguese (PT): desarrumado - desorganizado
• Chinese (Simplified): 凌乱的 - 混乱的
• Chinese (Traditional): 凌亂的 - 混亂的
• Hindi: अव्यवस्थित - अस्त-व्यस्त
• Arabic: مُبَعْثَر - غير مُرتَّب
• Bengali: বিক্ষিপ্ত - বিশৃঙ্খল
• Russian: расположенный в беспорядке - разбросанный
• Japanese: 乱れた - 散らかった
• Vietnamese: bừa bộn - lộn xộn
• Korean: 흐트러진 - 어질러진
• Turkish: dağılmış - düzensiz
• Urdu: بکھرا ہوا - بے ترتیب
• Indonesian: berantakan - tidak teratur

Example Sentences

The books on the table are disarranged.

basic

His hair looked disarranged after sleeping.

basic

The classroom was disarranged after the party.

basic

Sorry about the disarranged couch—my kids were playing here earlier.

natural

My notes got disarranged in my bag, so I can't find the right page.

natural

The files were so disarranged, it took hours to sort them.

natural