embroiled 的定义
- to bring into discord or conflict; involve in contention or strife.
- to throw into confusion; complicate.
embroiled 近义词
involve in dispute; complicate
更多embroiled例句
- The Ethiopian government, which is currently embroiled in a violent conflict with the ruling party in the rebellious Tigray region, did not return a call to its embassy in Washington.
- Jack Reacher foils an attempted kidnapping and becomes embroiled in a deadly conspiracy.
- In 1918, with the United States embroiled in World War I, the event was temporarily changed to a 10-man military relay race.
- The reality is that Southwestern College is probably in better shape than it was years ago when officials were embroiled in a corruption scandal, but there is still much work to be done.
- The district became embroiled in a financial scandal under Janney’s leadership requiring officials to cut tens of millions from its budget.
- Since late in 2013, Mark Driscoll has been embroiled in serial controversies.
- Does the fact that Cary is embroiled in all of this now spark any sort of crisis of conscience?
- Hobby Lobby has been embroiled in a faith-based lawsuit over covering contraception as part of the Affordable Care Act.
- For the last two weeks, Game of Thrones has been embroiled in sexual controversy.
- Christie today made his first smart political move since he became embroiled in scandal.
- The two men, however, gradually drifted into conversation and soon became embroiled in a political discussion.
- Nations are embroiled in quarrels and armies slaughter armies over questions which are, always, ultimately questions of profit.
- That he embroiled the Republic in order to get every thing passed according to his fancy and caprice.
- Despite the fact that LeConte was embroiled with a dozen winged men, his face became crinkled with a broad grin!
- "I have no desire to be embroiled in such an undignified struggle as you suggest," he told her loftily.