vt.牵连，使卷入(纠纷)，使陷入(困境)，使纠缠于

原形：embroil第三人称单数：embroils过去式：embroiled过去分词：embroiled现在分词：embroiling

1. The speech that gets embroil is more.
受牵连的说话比较多。
2. Why did you embroil innocent, ordinary civilians?
你为什么要牵连无辜的平民？
3. The country at first did not want to become embroil in the battle
这个国家起初不想卷入到战争中去。
4.I was reluctant to embroil myself in his problems.
我不愿意卷入到他的问题中去。
The scandal embroiled several high-ranking officials in the government.
这起丑闻使政府中几位高级官员卷入其中。
He tried to avoid getting embroiled in office politics.
他试图避免卷入办公室政治。
The company was embroiled in a legal dispute over patents.
该公司因专利问题而卷入了一场法律纠纷。
Their disagreement soon embroiled the entire department in conflict.
他们的分歧很快使整个部门陷入了冲突。
She didn't want to embroil her family in her personal problems.
她不想让自己的家庭卷入个人问题中。
The celebrity's controversial statement embroiled them in a social media storm.
这位名人的有争议言论使他们在社交媒体上陷入了一场风波。
The country was embroiled in a bitter civil war for many years.
这个国家多年来一直陷于残酷的内战之中。
He inadvertently embroiled himself in a complex financial scam.
他无意中卷入了一个复杂的金融诈骗案。
The athlete's unsportsmanlike behavior embroiled him in controversy.
这位运动员的不体育道德行为使他陷入争议之中。
The peace talks were nearly derailed when both sides got embroiled in a heated argument.
双方在一次激烈的争论中几乎使和平谈判偏离了轨道。