dishevelment 的定义
di·shev·eled, di·shev·el·ing or di·shev·elled, di·shev·el·ling.
- to let down, as hair, or wear or let hang in loose disorder, as clothing.
- to cause untidiness and disarray in: The wind disheveled the papers on the desk.
dishevelment 近义词
等同于 disarray
更多dishevelment例句
- Harry has been photographed coming out of Mahiki in various stages of dishevelment over the years.
- Lofty houses, gay in tawdry colors and picturesque in their dishevelment, looked down on a crowd as varied as any on earth.
- Her dishevelment, and the heavy brass fireplace poker on the rug beside the couch, told him the story at once.
- Possibly its untidy dishevelment touched a fellow-feeling and appealed to her reckless mood.
- She half sat up, a frail, exhausted little figure, whose grace was strangely appealing through all her sandy dishevelment.
- Selwyn closed the door and seated himself, apparently not noticing Gerald's dishevelment.