'Topsy-turvy' means upside down or disorganised.

“颠倒的”是指倒过来或者杂乱无章。

Political opposition was frail and disorganised.

政治反对派虚弱无力，组织混乱。

Do you know someone who is disorganised or forgetful?

你认识没有条理或健忘的人吗？

It describes someone who is forgetful, disorganised or who doesn't think clearly.

这个词用来形容健忘、没有条理或者思维不清晰的人。

Well Feifei, I'm afraid I'm a bit disorganised today.

菲菲，恐怕我今天是有点混乱。

Exactly. You mean, going from one place to another in a disorganised and chaotic way?

确实。你的意思是混乱匆忙地从一个地方到另一个地方？

I'm busy and I'm kind of disorganised so the flexibility of their classes is just great!

我很忙，而且有点没啥条理，所以他们课程的自由灵活度非常适合我！

So the case, in all likelihood, will ultimately collapse into a giant, disorganised pile of court hearings and paperwork.

因此，这起案件很可能最终演变成一大堆杂乱无章的法庭听证会和文书工作。

That means moving from one place to another in a disorganised and chaotic way.

这个短语的意思是从一个地方跑到另一个地方，匆匆忙忙，毫无章法。

It can mean that someone is disorganised and confused — they are all over the place.

这个短语可以形容某人非常混乱和困惑——他们非常困惑。

We were disorganised last time. Now we know what we're doing.

上次我们组织混乱 现在我们知道我们要做什么了。

My books are out of order because they're disorganised, but my wife was out of order because she was inconsiderate.

我的书" out of order" ，是因为他们都杂乱无章，但是我的妻子" out of order" ，是因为她不体谅别人。

Their cries alone would have sufficed to disorganise a delicate constitution.

光是他们的哭声就足以瓦解脆弱的体质。

Is it the demands of our smartphones or are we just a bit disorganised?

是我们智能手机的需求还是我们有点杂乱无章？

You must think us very disorganised.

您一定认为我们招待不周。

Evisceration, that's typical of disorganised behavior.

取出内脏 这是典型的无组织行为。

What idiots I've never seen such a disorganised office. Go on, you'd better help them, Anna.

真是白痴，我从未见过如此杂乱无章的办公室。继续，你最好帮助他们，安娜。

It's a word that paints a picture of someone's brain full of information that's spread randomly within it - it's scattered and disorganised.

这个词描绘了一个人的大脑，里面充满了随机分布的信息——它是分散的和杂乱无章的。

Local party machines even in crucial marginal seats can be doddery, disorganised and dominated by the few truculent oddballs inclined to turn up to meetings.

当地正处于关键边缘时期的政党组织，就会被那些有意将会议声势放大的好斗的有心人士控制，变得只有毫无生气的散兵游勇。

Things have a way of disorganising themselves but they're not so good at reorganising themselves and the second law of thermodynamics tells us why.

物质有自我瓦解的方式，但它们不太善于自我重组，热力学第二定律能告诉我们原因。