Disorderly Meaning in English
word
/dɪˈsɔɹdɝɫi/
di-SOR-der-lee
/dɪsˈɔːdəli/
dis-AW-duh-lee
释义
Describes something that lacks order, is messy, or behaves in an unruly or disruptive way. Can refer to people, behavior, or situations.
用法与细微差别
Common in formal and police/legal contexts ("disorderly conduct"). Can describe physical mess or disruptive behavior. Often used negatively. Not for minor untidiness—implies notable chaos or unruliness.
Spanish: desordenado - alborotadoPortuguese (BR): desordenado - turbulentoPortuguese (PT): desordenado - turbulentoChinese (Simplified): 杂乱的 - 无秩序的Chinese (Traditional): 雜亂的 - 無秩序的Hindi: अस्वच्छ - अव्यवस्थितArabic: غير منضبط - فوضويBengali: অগোছালো - বিশৃঙ্খল - বেপরোয়াRussian: неупорядоченный - беспорядочный - буйныйJapanese: 乱雑な - 無秩序な - 粗暴なVietnamese: hỗn loạn - bừa bãi - mất trật tựKorean: 무질서한 - 난폭한Turkish: düzensiz - kargaşalı - taşkınUrdu: بے ترتیب - ابتری کا شکار - ہنگامہ خیزIndonesian: kacau - tidak teratur - gaduh
例句
The classroom became disorderly when the teacher left.
basic
His disorderly handwriting is hard to read.
basic
A disorderly crowd gathered outside the stadium.
basic
After the concert, things got pretty disorderly in the parking lot.
natural
He was arrested for disorderly conduct at the bar.
natural
Don’t leave your desk in such a disorderly state when you go home.
natural