disorganized

• 形容人或事物缺乏秩序、结构或计划，显得杂乱无章。

Describes a person, system, or thing that lacks order, structure, or planning.

1. Lacking order or structureB1formal

   Not arranged in a neat or systematic way; chaotic.

   混乱的

   • His desk is always disorganized with papers everywhere.
   • The meeting was disorganized and lacked a clear agenda.
   • She felt overwhelmed by her disorganized schedule.

   同义词chaoticclutteredconfuseddisorderlyhaphazardjumbledmessymuddledscrambledtangledunorganizedunsystematic

   反义词methodicalneatorderlyorganizedsystematictidy

2. Lacking planning or efficiencyB1formal

   Not able to plan or manage things effectively.

   无组织的

   • He is a disorganized person who often forgets appointments.
   • The disorganized team missed several important deadlines.
   • Her disorganized approach to studying led to poor exam results.

   同义词chaotichaphazardinefficientmessyscattereduncoordinatedunmethodicalunorderedunorganized

   反义词efficientmethodicalorderlyorganizedplannedsystematic

• 动词，指破坏或扰乱原有的秩序、系统或组织，使陷入混乱。

A verb used to indicate the act of disrupting or destroying the order, system, or arrangement of something.

1. Disrupt orderB2formal

   To disrupt the order, arrangement, or system of something.

   打乱秩序

   • The sudden change in schedule disorganized the entire event.
   • Lack of planning can disorganize a project quickly.
   • The new policy disorganized the workflow in the office.

   同义词confusederangedisarrangedisorderdisruptdisturbjumblemess upunsettleupset

   反义词arrangeorderorganizestructuresystematize