cluttered

• 形容空间或表面被过多东西占满，显得凌乱、不整洁。

Describes a space or surface that is filled with too many things, making it untidy or messy.

1. Messy or disorganizedB1formal

   Filled with too many things, making it untidy or difficult to move around.

   杂乱的

   • Her desk was cluttered with papers and books.
   • The room felt cluttered because of all the furniture.
   • He tried to work but the cluttered space distracted him.

   同义词chaoticcloggedcongestedcrowdeddisorganizedjumbledlitteredmessytangleduntidy

   反义词cleanminimalistneatorderlyorganizedsparsetidyuncluttered

2. Overloaded with informationB2informal

   Containing too many details or elements, making it confusing or hard to understand.

   信息过载的

   • The website design was cluttered with too many ads.
   • His speech was cluttered with unnecessary facts.
   • The report was cluttered with jargon and complex terms.

   同义词busychaoticcloggedcongestedjumbledmessyoverloadedoverwhelming

   反义词clearconciseminimalsparsestreamlined

• 动词，表示把东西杂乱地堆放或塞满某处，使地方变得凌乱不堪。

A verb used to describe the act of filling or covering something with an untidy collection of objects, making it messy or disordered.

1. Fill with disorderB1formal

   To fill a space with too many things, making it messy or disorganized.

   使凌乱

   • She cluttered her desk with papers and books.
   • Don't clutter the living room with unnecessary furniture.
   • The garage was cluttered with old tools and boxes.

   同义词clutter updisorderencumberjumblelittermessscatterstrew

   反义词arrangeclearneatenorderorganizetidy

2. Overwhelm with informationB2informal

   To fill someone's mind or attention with too many details or distractions.

   信息过载

   • The constant notifications clutter my thoughts.
   • He cluttered his schedule with too many meetings.
   • Social media can clutter your mind with useless information.

   同义词bombarddelugefloodinundateoverloadoverwhelmsnowswamp

   反义词clarifyconcentratefocussimplify

短语动词变体clutter up