Vocab Bloom Hub

chaotic

/keɪˈɒt.ɪk/

Перевод: Описывает состояние полного хаоса и беспорядка.

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adjective

/keɪˈɒt.ɪk/B2formal
  • ruОписывает состояние полного хаоса и беспорядка.

Describes a state of complete confusion and disorder.

  1. Lacking order or organizationB2formal

    Characterized by a complete absence of visible order, structure, or arrangement.

    ruХаотичный

    • The office was chaotic after the sudden resignation of the manager.
    • The traffic in the city center was chaotic during the festival.
    • Her desk was so chaotic that she couldn't find any documents.

    Синонимыanarchicconfuseddisorderlydisorganizedhaphazardjumbledmessyrandomtumultuousturbulent

    Антонимыmethodicalneatorderlyorganizedstructuredsystematictidy

  2. Unpredictable and confusingB2formal

    Marked by a state of complete disorder and unpredictability, often causing confusion.

    ruХаотичный

    • The situation became chaotic when the power went out.
    • The children's birthday party was chaotic but fun.
    • The emergency room was chaotic after the accident.

    Синонимыdisorderlydisorganizedfrantichecticmadcaptempestuoustumultuousturbulentunrulywild

    Антонимыorderlyorganizedpredictablestructuredsystematic

  3. Sensitive dependence on initial conditionsC1formal

    Relating to a system where small changes in initial conditions can lead to vastly different outcomes, as in chaos theory.

    ruХаотичный

    • The weather system is chaotic, making long-term forecasts difficult.
    • Chaotic systems in physics show how tiny variations can have huge effects.
    • The stock market can behave in a chaotic manner due to complex interactions.
Формы
  • more chaotic comparative form
  • most chaotic superlative form
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