anarchy

UK:  ['ænə(r)ki]

US:  ['ænərki]

n.

1.无政府(状态);混乱

1 . And a select few warlords, who have sat down and figured out how to profit off the anarchy, make a fortune.
而一些地方军阀看到了利用这种无政府状态谋取暴利的机会，于是发家致富。

2 . It seemed to be some sort of knee-jerk reaction to tradition, throwing away the controls and standards in favor of anarchy.
它看起来就像某种对传统的下意识反应，丢掉控制和标准而偏爱混乱。

3 . This little orange sticker is all that stands between us and anarchy.
我们和烂摊子之间可就这小黄贴纸之隔啊

4 . Nevertheless, his theories have been used as justifying absolutism in the internal political order and anarchy in the international sphere.
但是，他的理论在处理内部政治秩序和国际范围内的无政府状态问题中，被认为是一种专制主义。

5 . The big newsrooms that I called seemed to be in a state of productive anarchy.
我打电话到一些比较大的新闻编辑部，发现它们似乎都陷入了无政府状态。