involved 音标拼音: [ɪnv'ɑlvd]
使更困难,混乱或复杂,潜心於
使更困难,混乱或复杂,潜心於
involved adj 1 :
connected by participation or association or use ; "
we accomplished nothing ,
simply because of the large number of people involved "; "
the problems involved "; "
the involved muscles "; "
I don '
t want to get involved ";
"
everyone involved in the bribery case has been identified " [
ant : {
uninvolved }]
2 :
entangled or hindered as if e .
g .
in mire ; "
the difficulties in which the question is involved "; "
brilliant leadership mired in details and confusion " [
synonym : {
involved }, {
mired }]
3 :
emotionally involved 4 :
highly complex or intricate and occasionally devious ; "
the Byzantine tax structure "; "
Byzantine methods for holding on to his chairmanship "; "
convoluted legal language ";
"
convoluted reasoning "; "
the plot was too involved "; "
a knotty problem "; "
got his way by labyrinthine maneuvering ";
"
Oh ,
what a tangled web we weave "-
Sir Walter Scott ;
"
tortuous legal procedures "; "
tortuous negotiations lasting for months " [
synonym : {
Byzantine }, {
convoluted }, {
involved },
{
knotty }, {
tangled }, {
tortuous }]
5 :
enveloped ; "
a castle involved in mist "; "
the difficulties in which the question is involved "
Involved \
In *
volved "\,
a . (
Zool .)
Same as {
Involute }.
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Involve \
In *
volve "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Involved };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Involving }.] [
L .
involvere ,
involutum ,
to roll about ,
wrap up ;
pref .
in -
in volvere to roll :
cf .
OF .
involver .
See {
Voluble },
and cf . {
Involute }.]
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1 .
To roll or fold up ;
to wind round ;
to entwine .
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Some of serpent kind . . .
involved Their snaky folds . --
Milton .
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2 .
To envelop completely ;
to surround ;
to cover ;
to hide ;
to involve in darkness or obscurity .
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And leave a sing [`
e ]
d bottom all involved With stench and smoke . --
Milton .
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3 .
To complicate or make intricate ,
as in grammatical structure . "
Involved discourses ." --
Locke .
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4 .
To connect with something as a natural or logical consequence or effect ;
to include necessarily ;
to imply .
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He knows His end with mine involved . --
Milton .
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The contrary necessarily involves a contradiction .
--
Tillotson .
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5 .
To take in ;
to gather in ;
to mingle confusedly ;
to blend or merge . [
R .]
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The gathering number ,
as it moves along ,
Involves a vast involuntary throng . --
Pope .
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Earth with hell To mingle and involve . --
Milton .
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6 .
To envelop ,
infold ,
entangle ,
or embarrass ;
as ,
to involve a person in debt or misery .
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7 .
To engage thoroughly ;
to occupy ,
employ ,
or absorb .
"
Involved in a deep study ." --
Sir W .
Scott .
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8 . (
Math .)
To raise to any assigned power ;
to multiply ,
as a quantity ,
into itself a given number of times ;
as ,
a quantity involved to the third or fourth power .
Syn :
To imply ;
include ;
implicate ;
complicate ;
entangle ;
embarrass ;
overwhelm .
Usage :
To {
Involve }, {
Imply }.
Imply is opposed to express ,
or set forth ;
thus ,
an implied engagement is one fairly to be understood from the words used or the circumstances of the case ,
though not set forth in form .
Involve goes beyond the mere interpretation of things into their necessary relations ;
and hence ,
if one thing involves another ,
it so contains it that the two must go together by an indissoluble connection .
War ,
for example ,
involves wide spread misery and death ;
the premises of a syllogism involve the conclusion .
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189 Moby Thesaurus words for "
involved ":
Byzantine ,
a party to ,
absorbed ,
absorbed in ,
accessory ,
accused ,
active ,
affected ,
affiliate ,
affiliated ,
allied ,
arraignable ,
arraigned ,
associate ,
associated ,
assumed ,
at fault ,
balled up ,
biased ,
blamed ,
bound ,
bound up with ,
bracketed ,
burdened with debt ,
buried in ,
caught up in ,
censurable ,
charged ,
cited ,
collateral ,
complex ,
complicated ,
comprehended ,
comprised ,
concerned ,
confounded ,
confused ,
confusing ,
conjugate ,
connected ,
contemplating ,
contemplative ,
convoluted ,
correlated ,
coupled ,
covered ,
crabbed ,
criminal ,
culpable ,
daedal ,
deep in debt ,
denounced ,
devious ,
devoted ,
devoted to ,
elaborate ,
embarrassed ,
embraced ,
embrangled ,
encompassed ,
encumbered ,
engaged ,
engrossed ,
engrossed in ,
enmeshed ,
entangled ,
envisaged ,
faulty ,
fouled up ,
gordian ,
guilty ,
hinted ,
immersed in ,
impeachable ,
impeached ,
implicated ,
implied ,
impugned ,
in complicity ,
in debt ,
in difficulties ,
in embarrassed circumstances ,
in hock ,
in the hole ,
in the red ,
included ,
incriminated ,
inculpated ,
indebted ,
indicated ,
indictable ,
indicted ,
inferred ,
influenced ,
intent ,
intent on ,
interested ,
interlinked ,
interlocked ,
interrelated ,
intimated ,
intricate ,
involuted ,
joined ,
knotted ,
knotty ,
labyrinthian ,
labyrinthine ,
linked ,
lost in ,
loused up ,
many -
faceted ,
matted ,
mazy ,
meandering ,
meant ,
meditating ,
meditative ,
messed up ,
mixed up ,
monomaniacal ,
monopolized ,
mortgaged ,
mucked up ,
muddled ,
multifarious ,
obsessed ,
occupied ,
of that ilk ,
of that kind ,
one -
sided ,
parallel ,
partaking ,
partial ,
participant ,
participating ,
participative ,
participatory ,
partisan ,
peccant ,
perplexed ,
plunged in debt ,
preoccupied ,
presumed ,
presupposed ,
ramified ,
related ,
reprehensible ,
reproachable ,
reproached ,
reprovable ,
roundabout ,
screwed up ,
sharing ,
single -
minded ,
snarled ,
sophisticated ,
spliced ,
studious ,
studying ,
submerged in ,
subtle ,
suggested ,
supposed ,
swayed ,
swept up ,
taken up with ,
tangled ,
tangly ,
tasked ,
taxed ,
tied ,
tied up ,
to blame ,
tortuous ,
totally absorbed ,
twinned ,
twisted ,
under attack ,
under fire ,
undetached ,
undispassionate ,
unneutral ,
warped ,
wed ,
wedded ,
wrapped in ,
wrapped up in ,
yoked
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