untangle / ʌnˈtæŋ gəl /

⚽高中词汇不纠缠不纠结解除纠缠疏通

untangle 的定义

v. 有主动词 verb

un·tan·gled, un·tan·gling.

  1. to bring out of a tangled state; disentangle; unsnarl.
  2. to straighten out or clear up.

untangle 近义词

v. 动词 verb

straighten out

更多untangle例句

  1. They underscore the senator’s central thesis that any moves to untangle US-China economic ties must feature corresponding actions to mitigate the resulting disruption.
  2. Beane then began to untangle the team’s salary cap issues and, in conjunction with McDermott, revamp the roster.
  3. Of course, there are two other factors here that are a bit harder to untangle.
  4. Next the Nationals have to untangle the rest of their affiliates.
  5. Since taste works similarly in mice and humans, Medler says, untangling how such cells work may someday help scientists bring the flavor back for people who have lost the sense of taste.
  6. How will they find legal advice to help them untangle the legal nightmare of applying for and qualifying for asylum?
  7. A few doors down, Jeff Nier was trying to figure out how to untangle the three-car pile-up in his driveway.
  8. Observers, meanwhile, will continue to untangle Magnotta's reality, breaking down the legend he spent years building up online.
  9. It will take an outsider to untangle the pernicious insiders' club that Berlusconi created in the Italian government.
  10. Come Thursday, the Moon causes misunderstandings that you find impossible to untangle.
  11. He gets out and does things while these fatheads stay in quarters and untangle red tape.
  12. Your philosophy may be a trifle mixed, but it will untangle itself later on.
  13. Ethnology is not yet entirely able to untangle the complicated problems connected with these racial fusions.
  14. I was going to say, I'm turning it over to the government to untangle, even while making use of the inventories of radioactives.
  15. Shag is an early riser, said Peg, trying to untangle herself from the things that held her on the rim of a cot.