混乱

If you're a regular user of computers, you're probably familiar with the following frustration: occasionally when you open a document created on a different computer, you find that the formatting is all messed up and that the fonts have changed.

如果你经常使用电脑，你或许熟悉如下困境：有时当你打开一个由其它电脑建立的文档，你发现格式已经混乱，字体改变了。

So one is left absolutely to oneself to find out what one is to do in this chaotic world.

因此，人们被完全地抛弃，独自一人在这个混乱的世界上面对自己，寻找出路。

The idea was to make it less chaotic and prone to fisticuffs .

这是想减少它的混乱和斗殴倾向。

The idea was to make it less chaotic and prone to fisticuffs.

其目的是为了减少"立法院"的混乱和经常上演的全武行。

SIT-INS, blockades and fisticuffs are routine distractions in the Rada, Ukraine's parliament.

静坐、路障、推桑这些都是让乌克兰国会分心的事情，但即使按照乌克兰标准，这周的混乱也是不正常的。

SIT-INS, blockades and fisticuffs are routine distractions in the Rada, Ukraine's parliament. But this week's chaos was unusual even by Ukrainian standards.

静坐、路障、推桑这些都是让乌克兰国会分心的事情，但即使按照乌克兰标准，这周的混乱也是不正常的。

The flaneur stands for the incoherence of urban experience, as Benjamin phrased it, 'for the perfect flaneur, for the passionate spectator, it is an immense job to set up house in the middle of the multitude, amid the ebb and flow of movement, in the midst of the fugitive and the infinite'.

他结合了混乱的城市经验，就像本雅明所写："对于最完美的'游荡者，对于'激情的观察者'，他身处于潮起潮落的流动中，在逃亡和永恒中，必须艰难的在人群中安定下来。"

Surgery usually prompts a flare-up of the disorder, and repeated operations, usually at the same site, are often required.

手术通常提示爆发起来的秩序混乱，多次手术，通常在同一地点，往往需要。

Being personally consequential and shocking, they are likely to evoke intensely vivid memories, known as "flashbulb memory"( Cognition , vol 5, p 73) of the kind experienced by people with post-traumatic stress disorder. They also leave participants struggling to make sense of the experience, and so constructing elaborate personal meanings for what has happened.

由于其本身有着巨大影响，使人震惊，它们可能会唤起非常生动的记忆，这种记忆被称为"闪光灯记忆"（《认知》，第5卷，第73页），处于受伤痛之后抑郁状态下思维混乱的人会产生这种记忆，通过这种形式构建了关于以前发生过的事情的复杂的个人意义。

Being personally consequential and shocking, they are likely to evoke intensely vivid memories, known as "flashbulb memory"( Cognition , vol 5, p 73) of the kind experienced by people with post-traumatic stress disorder.

由于其本身有着巨大影响，使人震惊，它们可能会唤起非常生动的记忆，这种记忆被称为"闪光灯记忆"（《认知》，第5卷，第73页），处于受伤痛之后抑郁状态下思维混乱的人会产生这种记忆，通过这种形式构建了关于以前发生过的事情的复杂的个人意义。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。