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		Definition of mare's nest in English: mare's nestnoun  1A complex or confused situation; a muddle. 复杂而困难的局面;混乱  your desk's usually a mare's nest 我们的桌子常常是乱七八糟。 Example sentencesExamples -  On that last one, the DVLA is looking at tachographs as well, which rounds out the whole automotive picture into a potential mare's nest of a privacy nightmare.
 -  It's something of a mare's nest that looks susceptible to legal enquiry to us.
 -  Who else would take on the mare's nest that is Hynix?
 
 Synonyms muddle, mix-up, mess, predicament, awkward situation, difficult situation, unfortunate situation, quandary, entanglement, tangle, jumble, imbroglio 2An illusory discovery. 虚幻的发现  the mare's nest of perfect safety 自以为绝对安全。 Example sentencesExamples -  Nor is it unlikely that after an initial flurry of interest the major media concluded that the whole thing was a mare's nest.
 
 
 OriginLate 16th century: formerly in the phrase to have found a mare's nest, meaning 'to have discovered something amazing' (i.e. something that does not exist).    Definition of mare's nest in US English: mare's nestnoun 1A complex and difficult situation; a muddle. 复杂而困难的局面;混乱  your desk is usually a mare's nest 我们的桌子常常是乱七八糟。 Example sentencesExamples -  It's something of a mare's nest that looks susceptible to legal enquiry to us.
 -  Who else would take on the mare's nest that is Hynix?
 -  On that last one, the DVLA is looking at tachographs as well, which rounds out the whole automotive picture into a potential mare's nest of a privacy nightmare.
 
 Synonyms muddle, mix-up, mess, predicament, awkward situation, difficult situation, unfortunate situation, quandary, entanglement, tangle, jumble, imbroglio 2An illusory discovery. 虚幻的发现  the mare's nest of perfect safety 自以为绝对安全。 Example sentencesExamples -  Nor is it unlikely that after an initial flurry of interest the major media concluded that the whole thing was a mare's nest.
 
 
 OriginLate 16th century: formerly in the phrase to have found a mare's nest, meaning ‘to have discovered something amazing’ (i.e. something that does not exist).     |