ragbag

noun

1. 大杂烩；杂七杂八的东西
   a collection of things that appear to have little connection with each other
   1. a ragbag of ideas
      杂乱无章的观点

1. N-SING 大杂烩;杂七杂八的东西
   A ragbag of things is a group of things which do not have much in common with each other, but which are being considered together.
   1. The government was still in effect a ragbag of Social Democrats and Liberals.
      该政府实际上仍是一个由社会民主党和自由党混合组成的大杂烩。

1. The government was still in effect a ragbag of Social Democrats and Liberals.
   该政府实际上仍是一个由社会民主党和自由党混合组成的大杂烩。
2. Mr bin Laden matters because he swept up a ragbag of local grievances into a brand of intoxicating and violent jihad with worldwide pretensions.
   本拉登是重要的。他把人们的不满都打包成袋，贴着令人兴奋的圣战的标签，曾获得人们的广泛支持。
3. The constitutional renewal bill, now becalmed in parliament, is a ragbag of issues.
   目前搁置于议会的宪法修正案，是各种问题的大杂烩。
4. Take that draft directive on hedge funds and private equity, a ragbag of measures requiring more disclosure, greater controls over leverage and tighter restrictions on non-EU funds.
   根据该建议书中的监管措施，对冲、私募基金将要披露更多的信息、控制杠杆率，非欧盟基金将会有更多限制。
5. He produced a ragbag of excuses for missing my party.
   他为没参加我的聚会找了一大堆杂七杂八的借口。
6. Alistair Darling, the chancellor of the exchequer, offered a ragbag of measures that offered various economic sweeteners but made little serious attempt to cut Britain's large budget deficit.
   财政部长阿利斯泰尔？达林提出了许多经济上示好的措施，但对削减英国的巨额财政赤字没有什么具体办法。
7. His book is just a ragbag, with out any clear ideas or conclusions in it.
   他的书不过是本大杂烩，里面没有明晰的主题思想或结论。

noun

1. a bag in which rags are kept

2. a motley assortment of things

   Synonym:    odds and endsoddmentsmelangefarragomishmashmingle-manglehodgepodgehotchpotchgallimaufryomnium-gatherum