Disheveled Meaning in English
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释义
Looking messy, untidy, or not well-groomed, especially hair or clothes. Used for both people and things that appear out of order.
用法与细微差别
Formal and literary, but also used in everyday speech. Commonly describes people after sleep, in a rush, or after hard work. Typically modifies nouns like 'hair', 'appearance', 'room'. Not used for small messes—implies noticeably chaotic look.
例句
His disheveled hair made it clear he just woke up.
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Her clothes looked disheveled after running in the rain.
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The room was disheveled after the children finished playing.
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He arrived to work looking totally disheveled and out of breath.
natural
After the long flight, I looked so disheveled I barely recognized myself.
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The dog ran in, completely disheveled and muddy from the yard.
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