英语词组embroil是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

embroil (one) in (something)

To trap oneself or someone in an issue, problem, or scandal. A noun or pronoun can be used between "embroil" and "in." The best politicians choose their battles wisely. If one becomes too embroiled in petty debates, one never gets anything done. Our father's lack of a will has embroiled my brothers and me in many lawsuits over his estate.

embroil someone in something

Fig. to entangle someone in something; to get someone involved in something. Please do not embroil me in your squabbles. I wish I could keep from embroiling myself in this kind of mess.

词组	embroil
释义	phraseembroil[embroiled, embroiled, embroiling] be embroiled in be embroiled in sth to be involved in an argument, war, or an unpleasant situation, especially when you did not want to be involved in it: They found themselves embroiled in a long and bitter legal battle with their former employers. The Americans were afraid of becoming embroiled in another Vietnam War. Profumo became embroiled in a steamy sex scandal which ended his career. embroil (one) in (something) To trap oneself or someone in an issue, problem, or scandal. A noun or pronoun can be used between "embroil" and "in." The best politicians choose their battles wisely. If one becomes too embroiled in petty debates, one never gets anything done. Our father's lack of a will has embroiled my brothers and me in many lawsuits over his estate. embroil someone in something Fig. to entangle someone in something; to get someone involved in something. Please do not embroil me in your squabbles. I wish I could keep from embroiling myself in this kind of mess.
随便看	ensnare one in ensnarer ensnares ensnare (someone or something) in (something) ensnare them in ensnare us in ensnare you in ensnaring ensue ensued ensued from ensue from ensue from (something) ensues ensues from ensuing ensuing from Ensuès entangle entangled entangled her in entangled him in entangled in entangled it in entangled me in