Chaotic Meaning in English

word

US

keɪˈɑtɪk

kay-AH-tik

UK

keɪˈɒtɪk

kay-OT-ik

释义

Very disorganized and confusing, with no clear order or control; full of chaos.

用法与细微差别

Describes situations, places, or events lacking order. Used formally and informally. Often paired with 'traffic', 'scene', 'situation'. Not typically used for people directly, but for their actions or surroundings.

• Spanish: caótico - desordenado
• Portuguese (BR): caótico - desordenado
• Portuguese (PT): caótico - desordenado
• Chinese (Simplified): 混乱的 - 无序的
• Chinese (Traditional): 混亂的 - 無序的
• Hindi: अराजक - अव्यवस्थित
• Arabic: فوضوي - غير منظم
• Bengali: অগোছালো - বিশৃঙ্খল
• Russian: хаотичный
• Japanese: 混沌とした - 混乱した
• Vietnamese: hỗn loạn
• Korean: 혼란스러운 - 무질서한
• Turkish: kaotik - karmakarışık
• Urdu: ابتری - انتشار
• Indonesian: kacau - berantakan

例句

The classroom was chaotic after the bell rang.

basic

Her desk is always chaotic with papers everywhere.

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The city felt chaotic during the festival.

basic

It gets so chaotic in the kitchen when everyone tries to cook at the same time.

natural

After the announcement, the whole office was suddenly chaotic.

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My thoughts are so chaotic I can't focus on anything right now.

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