snafu

英 [snæˈfuː] 美 [snæˈfuː]

n.  (一切均未按计划发生的)混乱局面
vt.  使混乱; 闹成天翻地覆

现在分词:snafuing过去式:snafued第三人称单数:snafues过去分词:snafued

COCA.23697



牛津词典

noun

  1. (一切均未按计划发生的)混乱局面
    a situation in which nothing happens as planned
    1. It was another bureaucratic snafu.
      又让官僚主义搞成了一团糟。

双语例句

  1. He even has shown humility by apologizing for the mapping snafu.
    他在就苹果地图业务的糟糕表现道歉时甚至还展示出了幽默的一面。
  2. Even before the vote the White House called it a procedural snafu that would eventually be overcome.
    即便在投票前,白宫就已表示这是一个程序混乱,最终将被克服。
  3. It was another bureaucratic snafu.
    又让官僚主义搞成了一团糟。
  4. Due to a police snafu, important evidence was lost.
    由于警察的大谬误,主要的证据都弄丢了。
  5. Had a little accounting snafu.
    因为一个小小的帐款问题。
  6. The only snafu that I experienced was I was told that the repair could not be made until I received the written Do Not Ride recall paperwork.
    唯一的天翻地覆,我经历了我被告知,无法修复了,直到我收到的书面文书不平顺召回。
  7. In the year 1926 Wan Brothers films Ltd. and Great wall films Ltd. Produced Da Nao Hua Shi ( Snafu Studio) which is the first cartoon movie in China.
    1926年万氏兄弟与长城影业公司拍摄了《大闹画室》,宣告了中国动画片的诞生。

英英释义

noun

  1. an acronym often used by soldiers in World War II: situation normal all fucked up

    verb

    1. cause to be in a state of complete confusion

      adj

      1. snarled or stalled in complete confusion
        1. situation normal--all fucked-up

        Synonym:    fucked-up