杂乱无章 — “In a state of utter disorder”
杂乱无章 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “in a state of utter disorder”. Disorganized and messy; without any order or system. Literally, “Disorderly and without order/structure”.
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杂乱无章 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 杂zá
- 乱luàn
- 无wú
- 章zhāng
杂乱无章 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 杂乱无章
他的书桌总是杂乱无章，文件和书籍堆得到处都是
His desk is always in utter disorder, with files and books piled everywhere.
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Antonyms of 杂乱无章
More idioms starting with 杂
- zá杂qī七zá杂bā八miscellaneous assortment of odds and ends
- zá杂qī七suì碎bā八a jumble of odds and ends
- zá杂luàn乱wú无xù序disordered and chaotic
- zá杂xué学páng旁shōu收acquire knowledge extensively from various sources
- zá杂tà沓ér而zhì至arrive in great numbers disorderly
- zá杂rán然xiāng相xǔ许agree enthusiastically and widely
- zá杂cǎi采zhòng众shuō说synthesize diverse perspectives
Questions about 杂乱无章
- What does 杂乱无章 mean?
- 杂乱无章 (zá luàn wú zhāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “in a state of utter disorder”.
- How do you pronounce 杂乱无章?
- 杂乱无章 is pronounced zá luàn wú zhāng in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 杂乱无章 literally mean?
- Literally, 杂乱无章 means “Disorderly and without order/structure”. It is used to mean “in a state of utter disorder”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 杂乱无章?
- 章：条理。乱七八糟，没有条理。