haywire是什么意思_haywire怎么读_中英文释义(含例句用法)

haywire (n.): "soft wire for binding bales of hay," by 1891, from hay + wire (n.). Adjective meaning "poorly equipped, makeshift" is 1905, American English, from the sense of something held together only with haywire, particularly said to be from use of the stuff in New England lumber camps for jury-rigging and makeshift purposes, so that hay wire outfit became the "contemptuous term for loggers with poor logging equipment" [Bryant, "Logging," 1913]. Its springy, uncontrollable quality led to the sense in go haywire (by 1915).

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1. Many Americans think their legal system has gone haywire.: 很多美国人认为他们的司法体系已经乱套了。

4. Michael tells Haywire he needs him to remember what he drew.: Michael告诉Haywire, 他需要他回忆起他所画的图案.

5. An orderly comes in and tells Haywire it"s time for group therapy.: 一个勤杂工走进来告诉Haywire是集体心理治疗的时间了.

go haywire 混乱(变得疯疯癫癫似...

haywire wiring 临时布线

go haywire 发生故障,运转不灵,出毛病,发疯

to go haywire 就是一个人非常生气,以致难以控制自己。

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