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。
• John and Peter were quarrelling, but Mary refused to get embroiled.
  约翰和彼得在争吵，但玛丽不愿卷入。
• He became embroiled in a dispute with his neighbours.
  他与邻居们发生了争执。
• She got embroiled with some young man much younger than her.
  她与某个比她年纪小很多的年轻人发生了纠葛。
• Just enough time, perhaps, for Mr Obama to get himself embroiled in a career-ending scandal.
  也许这段时间就足够使奥巴马陷入可以迫使其结束政治生涯的丑闻当中了。
• Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is also embroiled in a corruption scandal that could force him to step down.
  以色列总理奥尔默特还跟一起腐败丑闻有牵连，这也许会迫使他下台。
• In spite of the civilian misery, the United Nations was reluctant to get its forces embroiled.
  尽管平民痛苦不堪，联合国仍然不愿使其部队卷入内战。
• They did not wish to become embroiled in the dispute.
  他们不希望卷入这场纷争中。
• 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。
• Perhaps because times were good, Aleppo was not immediately embroiled in the conflict.
  或许是由于经济形势不错，阿勒颇没有立即卷入政府军与反对派的冲突中。