haywire 的 2 个定义
Informal.
- in disorder: The town is haywire because of the bus strike.
- out of control; disordered; crazy: The car went haywire. He's been haywire since he got the bad news.
haywire 近义词
broken; crazy
更多haywire例句
- As millennials rushed out of cities and back to their parents’ homes, the housing market went haywire.
- When taste and smell begin to come back, they can go haywire.
- For example, we now know that energy production in aging cells goes haywire.
- Reexamine your regular routine, and if something seems haywire, make adjustments.
- The state system went haywire on Monday, several hours before the registration deadline, showing error messages and trapping people in user-verification pages that prevented them from completing and submitting their form.
- That conservatorship expired, however, this month and, almost immediately a source tells TMZ, “Things started going haywire.”
- “Every time a rocket was launched, my phone went haywire,” said Dor Eldar, a 22-year-old dance instructor from Tel Aviv.
- But then things went haywire on Sunday, and 21 separate shooting incidents occurred.
- Things simply go haywire outside the boundaries and cells (and people) die.
- Wolf is about the American Dream gone haywire, so exaggeration is the name of the game.
- I said our air-conditioning system goes haywire and that we were ripping out a thousand old boilers and coolers.
- "Just my imagination going a little haywire from it all, I fancy," he said.
- "Yeah, my guns went haywire for some unknown reason," he said eventually.
- Horses with patched civilian harness gave the transport the appearance of a "haywire outfit."
- We can't know, of course, but if you were a warehouse clerk and a big rocket went haywire, wouldn't you be out watching it?