hodgepodge

英 [ˈhɒdʒpɒdʒ]

美 [ˈhɑːdʒpɑːdʒ]

网络  混合物; 大雜燴; 杂烩菜; 大杂烩; 杂混

GRE

COCA.19435

英英释义

noun

• a theory or argument made up of miscellaneous or incongruous ideas
  Synonym:patchworkjumble
• a motley assortment of things
  Synonym:odds and endsoddmentsmelangefarragoragbagmishmashmingle-manglehotchpotchgallimaufryomnium-gatherum

双语例句

• Finance academics continue "churning out quantitative hodgepodge" and Wall Street and others continue to use it.
  金融学家继续“胡乱泡制定量的大杂烩”，而华尔街以及其它各方也继续使用它们。
• These people are peddling a hodgepodge of other beliefs under the label of Buddhism.
  这些人正在兜售一大杂烩下的其他信仰佛教的标签。
• He called Mr. Obama's speech a hodgepodge ( collection) of little ideas and said what the country needs is more comprehensive reform.
  他说，奥巴马的讲话是一些小想法的集合，而美国需要的是更加全面的改革。
• Applications use a hodgepodge of services from multiple different providers to get the information they need.
  应用程序通过各个服务供应者来获得他们所需的信息。
• The gross national product were seen as a hodgepodge of buicks, chickens, shirts, and diaper services.
  把国民生产总值看成是别克牌汽车，小鸡，衬衫和织补服务等的大杂烩。
• Yet without Japan, the TPP would be a hodgepodge, bringing together countries as diverse as Brunei, Peru, Vietnam and Australia.
  然而如果没有日本，TPP将是一个大杂烩，把文莱、秘鲁、越南和澳大利亚等不同类型的国家拼凑在一起。
• Trust companies, owned by a hodgepodge of provincial governments, conglomerates and institutions ( not to mention foreigners like Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays), have no skin in the game.
  由省政府、企业集团以及机构且不提苏格兰皇家银行（rbs）和巴克莱（barclays）等外资机构等大杂烩拥有的信托公司，在游戏中是不承担风险的外人。
• One may argue that if America was full of Japanese and Germans rather than a hodgepodge of immigrants, it may be even stronger.
  有人说，如果美国全是由日本人和德国人而不是现在这样的移民杂碎组成的，是否会比现在更强大。
• A mixture or medley; a hodgepodge.
  杂烩混杂的收集物；
• I say interesting, because when you look at them as a whole, they are really quite a random hodgepodge collection of effects.
  我用有趣形容它们，是因为从总体上看它们确实是一个随机的效果集合。