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shambles 【shambles】n.混乱，迷惑He left his affairs in a complete shambles when he died.当他死的时侯，他留下的事物呈现一片混乱。

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['ʃæmblz] 
shamblesa condition of great disorder
Originally a word for a slaughterhouse, shambles now usually means "one heck of a mess," as in "You were supposed to clean your room, but it's still a shambles!
When the job market is in a shambles, people have trouble finding work. When a supermarket in a shambles, there might be melons and milk spilled all over the floor. If everyone in a classroom is talking and yelling at once, the class is a shambles, because no one can hear each other or get any work done. People say things are "in shambles" or "a shambles" — they mean the same thing. However you say it, a shambles is chaotic, disorderly, out of hand, and off the hook — a major, five-alarm mess.
All forms of 'shambles' will appear on average once every 4820 pages.shambleshamblesshambling

Front	shambles
Pron	['ʃæmblz]
Back	【shambles】 n.混乱，迷惑 He left his affairs in a complete shambles when he died. 当他死的时侯，他留下的事物呈现一片混乱。
Vocab	shamblesa condition of great disorder Originally a word for a slaughterhouse, shambles now usually means "one heck of a mess," as in "You were supposed to clean your room, but it's still a shambles! When the job market is in a shambles, people have trouble finding work. When a supermarket in a shambles, there might be melons and milk spilled all over the floor. If everyone in a classroom is talking and yelling at once, the class is a shambles, because no one can hear each other or get any work done. People say things are "in shambles" or "a shambles" — they mean the same thing. However you say it, a shambles is chaotic, disorderly, out of hand, and off the hook — a major, five-alarm mess. All forms of 'shambles' will appear on average once every 4820 pages. shamble shambles shambling

Shambles People ʃæmblz N.混乱，迷惑 Left Affairs Complete Died