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clutter

/ˈklʌtə(ɹ)/ /ˈklʌtɚ/

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noun

杂乱，凌乱，堆积物

A confused disordered jumble of things.

Examples :

"The desk was a clutter of papers, pens, and books, making it hard to find anything. "

桌子上堆满了文件、笔和书，一片杂乱，让人很难找到东西。

thing item condition

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noun

杂波

Background echoes, from clouds etc., on a radar or sonar screen.

Examples :

"The pilot struggled to distinguish the incoming aircraft from the clutter on the radar screen caused by a heavy thunderstorm. "

飞行员努力想从雷达屏幕上因强雷暴雨产生的杂波中分辨出正在接近的飞机。

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noun

猫群

A group of cats; the collective noun for cats.

Examples :

"A large clutter of kittens played in the sunbeam. "

一大群小猫在阳光下玩耍。

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noun

嘈杂，喧闹。

Clatter; confused noise.

Examples :

"The clutter of children's voices in the hallway made it hard to concentrate on my lesson plans. "

走廊里孩子们嘈杂的说话声让我很难集中精力备课。

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verb

弄乱，堆满。

To fill something with clutter.

Examples :

"The student cluttered his desk with papers, making it hard to find anything. "

那个学生把桌子上堆满了纸，找东西都难了。

thing item place

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verb

凝结，结块。

To clot or coagulate, like blood.

Examples :

"The spilled juice on the kitchen counter began to clutter as it sat in the sun. "

洒在厨房台面上的果汁在阳光下开始凝结。

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verb

喧闹，嘈杂。

To make a confused noise; to bustle.

Examples :

"The students cluttered around the teacher, asking questions about the assignment. "

学生们喧闹地围在老师身边，问着关于作业的问题。

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verb

语速过快地说，快速而不清晰地说。

To utter words hurriedly, especially (but not exclusively) as a speech disorder (compare cluttering).

Examples :

"The child cluttered his explanation of the science experiment, making it hard to understand the steps. "

这个孩子语速飞快地解释着科学实验，把步骤都说得含糊不清，让人很难听懂。

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