hotchpotch

常见例句

A further 35% or so came from coal, less than 15% from nuclear power and the rest from a hotch-potch of other sources.
另外35%来自煤炭，不到15%来自核电以及其他混杂能源。
If the bank failed, ETF investors would find that they acquired a hotch-potch of assets, rather than the portfolio they expected.
如果银行崩溃，交易所交易基金投资者将发现他们手中资产如大杂烩一般，而不是种投资组合。
For computing to become a utility, which is the promise of the cloud, a data centre cannot be a hotch-potch of boxes cobbled together from different vendors, but must be tightly integrated.
当计算成为一种功效，这是云计算的承诺，一个数据中心不能是一群不同厂商生产设备的杂烩，而是必须是一个高度整合的设备。

Mr Chirac's presidential manifesto in 1995 was a hotch-potch of contradictions and promises, many later broken.
ECONOMIST: The cracks in Jacques Chirac’s presidency
Power deregulation is getting under way in earnest too, although states are embracing a hotch-potch of different approaches.
ECONOMIST: Energy, the new convergence
The 1988 constitution, a hotch-potch of social and economic rights, encourages appeals in even trivial disputes to the Supreme Court.
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