n.纠纷，(线、毛发等的)缠结的一团，乱团，乱糟糟的一堆，混乱，纷乱，不和，争执，打架
v.使缠结，纠结，乱作一团

原形：tangle第三人称单数：tangles复数：tangles过去式：tangled过去分词：tangled现在分词：tangling

My hair got in a tange in the wind.
我的头发在风中凌乱了。
The test result tangled my thoughts.
测试结果使我的思绪混乱。
I will not tangle with unreasonable person.
我不会和不讲理的人争吵。
She untangled the necklace, carefully removing each knot.
她小心翼翼地解开项链上的每个结。
The wires had become tangled in a mess, making it difficult to identify each one.
电线纠缠成一团，很难分辨每一根。
The child's hair was so tangled that it took her mother an hour to comb it out.
孩子的头发太乱了，她妈妈花了一个小时才梳通。
The fishermen had to untangle their nets before they could cast them again.
渔民们必须先解开渔网，才能再次撒网。
The headphones were always getting tangled in my bag; I decided to buy a case for them.
耳机总是在包里打结，所以我决定买个耳机盒。
The plot of the novel was so intricately tangled that it took me a while to understand the storyline.
这本小说的情节错综复杂，我花了一段时间才理清故事线。
The politician found himself tangled in a web of lies and deceit, unable to escape public scrutiny.
这位政治家发现自己陷入了一张谎言和欺骗的网中，无法逃脱公众的审视。
The garden hose had become tangled during storage, requiring some effort to straighten out.
花园水管在储存时打结了，需要费点力气才能弄直。
The cat got its paw tangled in the string, causing it to panic.
猫的爪子被线缠住了，让它惊慌失措。
The dancers moved gracefully across the stage, their arms entwined and never once tangling.
舞者们在舞台上优雅地移动，他们的手臂交织在一起，却从未打结。