embroiled

英 [ɪmˈbrɔɪld]

美 [ɪmˈbrɔɪld]

adj.  陷入的; 卷入的
v.  使卷入(纠纷); 使陷入(困境); 使纠缠于
embroil的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：embroiled　

BNC.38839 / COCA.39024

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 陷入的；卷入的
  If you becomeembroiled ina fight or argument, you become deeply involved in it.
  1. The Government insisted that troops would not become embroiled in battles in Bosnia.
     政府坚称军队不会卷入波斯尼亚的冲突。
• ADJ-GRADED 与…有牵连的;与…发生纠葛的
  If you becomeembroiled witha person, you become involved in a relationship with them that causes you problems.
  1. As Smith became embroiled with his new lover, the marriage was called off.
     史密斯和新情人纠缠不清，导致他的婚姻告吹。

英英释义

adj

• deeply involved especially in something complicated
  1. embroiled in the conflict
  2. felt unwilling entangled in their affairs
  Synonym:entangled

双语例句

• When someone says great interest, that's a euphemism for embroiled in controversy.
  当人们说有极大的兴趣时，那是对卷入争议的一种赞美。
• China is also embroiled in maritime disputes with the Philippines.
  中国还卷入了与菲律宾的海上争议。
• They embroiled Peter in their quarrel.
  他们使彼得卷入了他们的争论。
• Mr White got embroiled in that political conspiracy.
  怀特先生被卷进了那起政治阴谋。
• But both are embroiled in patent infringement lawsuits with apple.
  但这两家公司都被苹果（apple）以侵犯专利为由提起诉讼。
• All Europe was then embroiled in war.
  当时整个欧洲都被卷入了战争。
• But production has been delayed because the show has become embroiled in political controversy.
  但电视剧制作却延误了，因为这部电视剧卷入了政治争论。
• That's their first argument: people become embroiled in theory when they make one of those two mistakes.
  这是他们的第一论点：，当人们犯那两个错误中的一个时，他们就开始陷入理论。
• They did not wish to become embroiled in the dispute.
  他们不希望卷入这场纷争中。
• As Smith became embroiled with his new lover, the marriage was called off.
  史密斯和新情人纠缠不清，导致他的婚姻告吹。