An idiom to describe random phone calls?

The idiom "make a mess" means to make a mess.

Chaos complex

[Interpretation] Chaos: Too many and chaotic; Unorganized: unorganized. Chaos and disorder.

[Language] In "Preface to Send Meng Dongye": "His words are also; It's messy and disorganized. "

in an awful mess

Orderly

[Usage] Describe the confusion, disorganization and disorder of thinking in doing things and writing articles. Generally used as predicate, attribute and adverbial.

[Structure] Combined type.

Discrimination ~ and "at sixes and sevens" and "at sixes and sevens" all mean at sixes and sevens. "extremes meet" focuses on describing the diversity, confusion and complexity of things; ~ often used in written language; Emphasize the unorganized description of things; Often used in a mess.

What are the idioms to describe chaos?

Black and white can't be separated: if you want to confuse the source, right and wrong are unknown.

Fight with wits: fight with wits: weapons refer to war; Scrambling: chaos. Describe the social turmoil and chaos during the war.

Fighting: fighting: weapons, referring to war; Disturbance: chaos. Describe the turmoil and chaos of social order during the war.

War: famine and chaos: refers to social instability. Describe the social chaos during the war.

War-torn: describe the social chaos and turmoil during the war.

Soldiers use each other: use them: trample them. In the chaos, the troops trampled on each other.

Correct: dial: cure; Chaos: refers to troubled times; Reverse: Pass "Return" and reply. Eliminate chaos and restore normal order.

Set things right and counter-rule: set things right. Eliminate chaos and restore normal order.

"Three" is an idiom to describe groundless talk.

talk nonsense

talk nonsense

create/beget/fabricate (sth) out of nothing

start a rumour to create trouble

"Boss" is an idiom to describe chaos.

make irresponsible remarks

[Interpretation] Yellow paper used for writing in ancient times; If you make a mistake, you can rewrite it with orpiment Metaphor regardless of the facts; Nonsense. Orpiment: It belongs to Celosia cristata; Yellow and red.

[Language] Liu in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, "On the Breakup of Guang": "Erhuang offered her lips and kissed them."

[Pronunciation] Female; You can't pronounce "chí".

[Shape discrimination] letters; Can't write "Shun".

Nonsense; Nonsense.

[Antonym] Faithful and eloquent.

[Usage] Used as a derogatory term. Often used to expose or condemn. Generally used as predicate, object and attribute.

[Structure] Compact.

[Discrimination] ~ and "nonsense"; All have the meaning of "nonsense". ~ refers to commenting, slandering at will, and even slandering; It means distorting or fabricating facts; Semantics are more important than "nonsense"; "Nonsense" sometimes means rambling; You can do it for others or for yourself.

[example]

The thief was evasive when he confessed the facts of the crime; ~。

(2) distorting the facts; ~ frame others; This is illegal.

[English translation] Random oral English

Is there an idiom for "nothing" to describe walking around in a daze without direction?

purposeless

Ride with the reins relaxed-let nature take its course

..... careless and confused?

The idiom "Lu" describes chaos.

At sixes and sevens, at sixes and sevens, in a hurry, in a panic, incoherent.

A, at sixes and sevens [Luan q and b ā z ā o]

Explanation: Describe disorder, disorganization and confusion.

From: The fifth time of Pu's "Evil Sea Flower": "Look at the books, calligraphy and paintings in the house, the utensils are elegant and neat, unlike the chaos in the former public square. This is Xia Lang's achievement. "

Second, it's a mess [y and t ā hú tú]

Explanation: Describe chaos or corruption to an unmanageable level.

From: Guo Moruo's "Revolutionary Spring and Autumn Period, Student Times": "The newly opened middle school is more chaotic and full of jokes."

Third, in a hurry [[shǒu máng Jiǎo Luàn]: o Luan]

Explanation: I panicked and didn't know what to do.

From: Puji's Five Lights Meeting Yuan: Yue:' How to be a man in the realm?' The teacher said,' I'm in a hurry. "

Translation: Say:' Why are people in the environment?' The teacher said,' I panicked and didn't know what to do. "

Fourth, panic.

Explanation: panic: loss of normality. I don't know what to do because of panic.

From: Biography of Northern Yuan Dynasty by Li Bai in Tang Dynasty: "(Yuan) Xiao You was executed, panicked, and looked calm."

When Xiaoyou was executed, she didn't know what to do, but Hui's face was as usual.

Fifth, incoherent [yǔwúLUN Day]

Explanation: Chronology: Coherence. The words are messy, messy.

From: Song Huzai's "Previous Collection of Tiaoxi Fishery Stories" Volume 7 quotes "Eye of Poetry": "Ancient French poetry is also an article, with incoherent language and pearl meaning."

Translation: The ancient physique rhythm poem is also an article. Some people talk in disorder, but their meanings seem to be related.

What are the idioms that "Qi" means to answer casually?

gossip (about)

talk nonsense

talk nonsense

Not to the point

A baseless statement

Unreadable rubbish

What are the idioms of "Ba" to describe chaos?

Idiom to describe a mess: a mess, disorder, disorder.

First, it's a mess

Explanation: Describe disorder, disorganization and confusion.

From: The fifth time of Pu's "Evil Sea Flower": "Look at the books, calligraphy and paintings in the house, the utensils are elegant and neat, unlike the chaos in the former public square. This is Xia Lang's achievement. "

She plays the piano at sixes and sevens, but her voice is unusually clear. Lao She's Two Horses and Four Horses

Grammar: combination; As attribute and complement; derogatory sense

Synonyms are upside down, malodorous, chaotic, incoherent, filthy, uneven, unorganized, unorganized, disorderly, littering, messy, chaotic and messy.

The antonym is orderly, orderly, spotless, orderly, clear, orderly, orderly and uniform.

Second, seven major twists and turns

Description: The description is messy.

Said by: Unfortunately, he is dead now. It's been three years, and everything at home has been turned upside down. Shi Ming Naian's Outlaws of the Marsh: Chapter 24.

Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; With derogatory meaning, the description is messy.

Synonyms are upside down, messy, staggered, scattered, five corners and six sheets, messy and chaotic.

Antonyms are orderly, orderly.

Third, littering.

Note: some are horizontal, some are vertical, and they are all chaotic. Describe vertical and horizontal clutter echoes.

From: Shi Ming Nai 'an's "The Water Margin" 34: "A rubble field, countless casualties."

There are several pairs of patterned shoes scattered under the bed. Cao Yu's Sunrise Act III

Grammar: combination; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Describe in a derogatory way.

Synonyms stagger, mess, disorder, stagger

The antonym is neat and orderly, neat and clean.

Fourth, it is chaotic.

Description: Chapter: Organization. At sixes and sevens, at sixes and sevens.

From: Yu's preface to seeing off Meng Dongye: "It's another speech, chaotic and disorganized."

Talking too much is too messy and disorganized.

Grammar: combination; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Describe an idea, etc.

Synonyms stagger, stagger, disorganized, jagged, jagged, stagger, disheveled, messy, unorganized, unorganized, unorganized, unorganized.

The antonym is orderly, orderly, orderly, orderly, orderly, orderly, orderly, orderly, orderly, orderly, orderly.

Fifth, disorder

Explanation: There are too many, and they are in disorder.

Said by: The fire truck can't get into the narrow driveway. There's not much in the bucket. Getting water back and forth is just nonsense. Ye Shengtao's A Bucket of Water

Synonym cups and plates are messy, messy, messy, horizontal, miscellaneous and messy.

The antonym is orderly, orderly, orderly, consistent, row by row, orderly, orderly.