embroil

释义

v.

使卷入（纠纷）；使陷入（困境）；使纠缠于

网络

牵连；使混乱；搅乱

词形变化

过去分词：embroiled 现在分词：embroiling 第三人称单数：embroils

在例句中理解 9 句

1. But if a conflict were to break out in the years ahead, it could escalate beyond Iran's borders to embroil the region and beyond.

   但如果未来几年爆发冲突，它可能会扩大至伊朗境外，使整个中东乃至更远地区卷入其中。

2. Not really. To embroil the war with the settlement of such intractable disputes is to give an excuse for prevarication.

   这不尽然，卷入一场解决此类棘手争议的战争将给巴基斯坦提供推诿的借口。

3. Yet Russia will not rest and will attack Scandinavia, and in doing so will embroil all of Europe.

   然而，俄罗斯不会休息，会攻击斯堪的纳维亚半岛，并在这样做会卷入欧洲。

4. The most frustrating case is Macedonia , which has been embroil ed in a row with Greece over its name since 1991.

   最让希腊头疼的莫过于那个从1991年开始就与其有着国名争端的国家——马其顿。

5. The country at first do not want to become embroil in the battle.

   这个国家起初不想卷入到战争中去。

6. embroil : To involve in argument, contention, or hostile actions:

   使卷入争论、斗争或敌对行动：

7. On the resolving of moving--point acceleration when embroil motion is rotating

   牵连运动为转动时动点加速度求解的研究

8. Avoid. any step that may embroil us with Great Britain(Alexander Hamilton)

   避免…任何可能使我们卷入与英国敌对状态的行动（亚历山大·汉密尔顿）

9. Any hostilities could result in retaliation and further embroil U.N. troops in fighting.

   任何敌对活动都可能会招致报复，进而使联合国部队卷入战斗中。