英语词汇“mishmash”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

mishmash

/ˈmɪʃmaʃ

noun [in singular]

A confused mixture: a mishmash of outmoded ideas...

So at this point, it's really become a mixture, a mishmash of issues.
Underlying the idea of the multitude is a mishmash of confused claims.
Your typical bad comedy is a mess, a sloppy mishmash of junk with maybe a few funny bits here and there.

Synonyms

jumble, mess, confusion, hotchpotch, hodgepodge, ragbag, pastiche, patchwork, farrago, hash, assortment, medley, miscellany, mixture, melange, blend, variety, mixed bag, mix, diversity, collection, selection, assemblage, combination, motley collection, pot-pourri, conglomeration

informal scissors-and-paste job, mash-up

rare gallimaufry, omnium gatherum, olio, salmagundi, macédoine

Origin

Late 15th century: reduplication of mash.

pell-mell from Late Middle English:
People like words that combine two almost identical forms, like helter-skelter (late 16th century), mishmash (Late Middle English), namby-pamby, and wishy-washy (late 17th century)—and pell-mell. Its second element represents a form of French mesler ‘to mix’ (related to medley). The first part might be from pelle ‘shovel’, giving the sense ‘mixed together with a shovel’, but the simple love of rhyme may be the only explanation needed.

单词	mishmash
释义	mishmash /ˈmɪʃmaʃ / noun [in singular] A confused mixture: a mishmash of outmoded ideas... So at this point, it's really become a mixture, a mishmash of issues. Underlying the idea of the multitude is a mishmash of confused claims. Your typical bad comedy is a mess, a sloppy mishmash of junk with maybe a few funny bits here and there. Synonyms jumble, mess, confusion, hotchpotch, hodgepodge, ragbag, pastiche, patchwork, farrago, hash, assortment, medley, miscellany, mixture, melange, blend, variety, mixed bag, mix, diversity, collection, selection, assemblage, combination, motley collection, pot-pourri, conglomeration informal scissors-and-paste job, mash-up rare gallimaufry, omnium gatherum, olio, salmagundi, macédoine Origin Late 15th century: reduplication of mash. pell-mell from Late Middle English: People like words that combine two almost identical forms, like helter-skelter (late 16th century), mishmash (Late Middle English), namby-pamby, and wishy-washy (late 17th century)—and pell-mell. Its second element represents a form of French mesler ‘to mix’ (related to medley). The first part might be from pelle ‘shovel’, giving the sense ‘mixed together with a shovel’, but the simple love of rhyme may be the only explanation needed.
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