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shambles    音标拼音: [ʃ'æmbəlz]
n. 肉店,屠宰场,混乱,废墟

肉店,屠宰场,混乱,废墟

shambles
n 1: a condition of great disorder
2: a building where animals are butchered [synonym: {abattoir},
{butchery}, {shambles}, {slaughterhouse}]

79 Moby Thesaurus words for "shambles":
Augean stables, Belsen, DMZ, abattoir, aceldama, battle line,
battle site, battlefield, battleground, bloodbath, blue ruin,
botch, botchery, breakup, butchering, butchery, carnage, chaos,
combat area, combat zone, concentration camp, consumption,
damnation, decimation, depredation, desolation, despoilment,
despoliation, destruction, devastation, disaster, disintegration,
disorganization, disruption, dissolution, enemy line, field,
field of battle, field of blood, firing line, front line,
gas chamber, hash, havoc, hecatomb, holocaust, killing ground,
landing beach, line, line of battle, mess, mix-up, muddle, mull,
muss, occision, perdition, pigpen, pigsty, ravage, ruin, ruination,
seat of war, slaughter, slaughterhouse, slaughtering, spoliation,
stockyard, the front, theater, theater of operations,
theater of war, undoing, vandalism, waste, wrack, wrack and ruin,
wreck, zone of communications


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  • nouns - Origin and usage of a shambles - English Language Usage . . .
    The weird usage seems to have developed in the same way as "a headquarters" Consider the following Ngram: The original phrase seems to have been "shambles" or "the shambles", almost always plural It meant "a place for slaughtering animals", but later came to be also used for scenes of carnage, scenes of great disorder, and certain dangerous shoals at sea Etymonline says that "shambles
  • Idiom meaning a shambles sounds like pass potch ?
    I'm looking for an idiom that means 'a shambles' or 'a whole mess of various things', and any other reverse definitions of 'a whole mess of various things' Perhaps "a mare's nest", which I've gat
  • Another word for a place being in ruins
    A shambles From the OED: 5b pl … a scene of disorder or devastation; a ruin; a mess orig U S 1926 P H de Kruif Microbe Hunters iii iv 83 Once more his laboratory became a shambles of cluttered flasks and hurrying assistants 1966 M R D Foot SOE in France viii 184 Helped the commandos to make a thorough shambles of the main dockyard This derives from another sense of shambles
  • word choice - Im sorry for vs. Im sorry about - English Language . . .
    You could also possibly say 'I'm sorry for the shambles on Thursday' Using 'for' in this case does suggest very slightly your taking more responsibility for what happened than if you said 'Sorry about the shambles'
  • scottish english - What is the meaning of clusterbourach? - English . . .
    The Scots loan takes on other meanings, but in the word clusterbourach it is simply a more emphatic way of calling something a "shambles" or a "mess" Can be spelled "bourach", "boorach", "burach"
  • punctuation - Does the name of an addressees house need to go in . . .
    0 If someone lives at a house called 'Dunroamin' or 'Rose Cottage', or 'The Pig Sty', do you put it in inverted commas in the address on the envelope? e g do I write: Mr Mrs J Percival, 'The Shambles', Bedrock Rd, Little Snoring, postcode Or do I write: Mr Mrs J Percival, The Shambles, Bedrock Rd etc ?
  • Whats the difference between “bucket” and “pail”?
    What is the difference between bucket and pail? Is there a distinction between the shape of a bucket and the shape of a pail? Are buckets and pails made of different materials? Is there a difference
  • Whats an idiom for something that youve heard many times?
    I'm trying to write something for my blog, and I need an idiom that will replace me saying, "I've heard people say that all the time, it's the same old story "
  • What is the origin of bunfight, and how has the term evolved?
    SHAMBLING TO THE SHAMBLES —There go two fellows towards the corner, the first marches ahead with a swagger and stride like that of a hero; the second follows two paces in the rear with a sheepish look that betokens the realization that the "fatted calf" is about to be killed on his behalf





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