昏聩

hūn kuì
  • decrepit and muddleheaded;dateless;be capricious or lawless;be decrepit and muddleheaded
昏聩昏聩
昏聩 [hūn kuì]
  • [dateless;be capricious or lawless;be decrepit and muddleheaded] 眼花耳聋,头脑糊涂

  • 一个昏聩而又可怜的老人

昏聩[hūn kuì]
  1. 波洛克的昏聩和杂乱无章一眼就可看出。

    Pollock 's muddle and confusion are readily apparent .

  2. 福特将摆脱它那年老昏聩、反复无常的老板,再次成为一家伟大的企业。

    Ford would recover from the dotage of its erratic boss to be a great company once again .

  3. 他还使国会通过了一套不受欢迎的医改方案,但只有他自己和他那些最昏聩的盟友相信这套方案能够削减成本。

    He has pushed through an unpopular healthcare reform that only he and his most besotted allies believe will cut costs .

  4. 在中国,一个昏聩的统治者可以关闭所有的发展途径,而在欧洲,好的想法却有许多的潜在庇护者。

    One incompetent Chinese ruler could close down whole avenues of development , but good ideas in Europe had many potential patrons .

  5. 最后,对官吏昏聩和庶民狡黠的描写则反映出官民之间不同的司法智慧。

    Finally , the descriptions of the official doting and the plebeian canniness reflect the different judicial wisdom of the authorities and plebs .

  6. 包公文学对昏聩吏治的讽刺,对凶党恶徒的揭露,对家庭道德问题的忧虑,都表现了一种批判现实、关怀人间的情怀。

    The literature on Bao Gong is a satire on stupefied official system , an exposure of the villains and evil officials and a deep concern over the family moral problems . All these express the writers ' critical realism and their concern for the people .