imbroglio 的定义
plural im·bro·glios.
- a misunderstanding, disagreement, etc., of a complicated or bitter nature, as between persons or nations.
- an intricate and perplexing state of affairs; a complicated or difficult situation.
- a confused heap.
imbroglio 近义词
misunderstanding; fight
更多imbroglio例句
- Relevant editors appeared to have been aware of Barrett’s plagiarism incidents but not so much about the imbroglio over her Post story, according to a staffer at the meeting.
- The NBA estimates the imbroglio cost $400 million in lost revenue.
- But perhaps another errant remark by Hickenlooper recorded at the meeting sums up the whole imbroglio best.
- Yet the current imbroglio in which Obama finds himself is self-inflicted.
- Twitter is afire with thoughts on the Woodward-Politico-Gene Sperling imbroglio.
- No wonder the summit was eclipsed by the B-movie imbroglio over Secret Service agents moonlighting as sex tourists.
- Nonetheless, the great distortion of the debt-ceiling imbroglio was that failure to do a deal would have led to a default.
- Hence, as the intelligent reader can foresee, this groom has a part to play in the imbroglio.
- It was strange to get news again, and strike suddenly into this extraordinary Chinese imbroglio.
- And indeed his world is one huge imbroglio of Potentialities and Diplomatic Intricacies, agitating to behold.
- What was to come of this strange imbroglio in which I now stood; how was Fate about to deal with me?
- It is a short story of seventy-five small pages only and of the Italian-Spanish imbroglio type.