hodgepodge

英 [ˈhɒdʒpɒdʒ]

美 [ˈhɑːdʒpɑːdʒ]

网络  混合物; 大雜燴; 杂烩菜; 大杂烩; 杂混

GRE

COCA.19435

英英释义

noun

• a theory or argument made up of miscellaneous or incongruous ideas
  Synonym:patchworkjumble
• a motley assortment of things
  Synonym:odds and endsoddmentsmelangefarragoragbagmishmashmingle-manglehotchpotchgallimaufryomnium-gatherum

双语例句

• Yet without Japan, the TPP would be a hodgepodge, bringing together countries as diverse as Brunei, Peru, Vietnam and Australia.
  然而如果没有日本，TPP将是一个大杂烩，把文莱、秘鲁、越南和澳大利亚等不同类型的国家拼凑在一起。
• I see a hodgepodge of television, film and television drama, news type of program than our more.
  我看的电视很杂，影视剧，新闻类的节目看得比较多。
• On another visit we were in the central stall section where there is a hodgepodge of everything on display from paintings to carvings to porcelain, old cameras and typewriters – you name it.
  还有一次，我们去逛市场中间的大棚摊位。那里摆的东西五花八门，应有尽有，从字画、雕刻、瓷器到旧相机、旧打字机。
• His bookshelf is a weird hodgepodge.
  他的书架堪称古怪的大杂烩。
• Applications use a hodgepodge of services from multiple different providers to get the information they need.
  应用程序通过各个服务供应者来获得他们所需的信息。
• He called Mr. Obama's speech a hodgepodge ( collection) of little ideas and said what the country needs is more comprehensive reform.
  他说，奥巴马的讲话是一些小想法的集合，而美国需要的是更加全面的改革。
• The Castle in the Forest is a gleeful hodgepodge of ideas, held together by this satanic conceit. It was a medley of levies.
  《林中城堡》是一本令人愉悦的观点大杂烩，以这种邪恶怪诞的想法拼凑在一起。
• These people are peddling a hodgepodge of other beliefs under the label of Buddhism.
  这些人正在兜售一大杂烩下的其他信仰佛教的标签。
• The hodgepodge system we have now demeans nearly all those who touch it.
  目前这种杂乱的体系，会让几乎所有接触到它的人都有失身份。
• In China, a hodgepodge of companies state and privately owned Chinese companies and their foreign joint-venture partners vie for car buyers 'attention.
  在中国，众多公司（包括国有和民营中资公司以及它们与外国的合资公司）争相吸引购车者的注意。