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1. He was so drunk that he was quite incoherent.
他喝得这样醉，说起话来语无伦次。
2. The old man became incoherent as the disease got worse.
随着病情加重，老人变得语无伦次了。
1. 语无伦次：一、支离破碎 ( fragment ),脱序 ( disorganized ),怪异 ( bizarre ),不合逻辑 ( illogical ),杂乱无章的 ( chaotic )思考,以致说话时表现出答非所问 ( irrelevant ),你问东他讲西,或语无伦次( incoherent ),上句接不了下句,以及想什么就讲什么,
2. 不相干的：incoherence 不相干性 | incoherent 不相干的 | incoherent radiation 不相干辐射
1. 语无伦次的;(言语)不连贯的,混乱的
If someone is incoherent, they are talking in a confused and unclear way.
e.g. As the evening progressed, he became increasingly incoherent...
随着夜色加深,他说话越来越前言不搭后语了。
e.g. The man was almost incoherent with fear...
那个人吓得几乎语无伦次了。
2. 不连贯的;不一致的
If you say that something such as a policy is incoherent, you are criticizing it because the different parts of it do not fit together properly.
e.g. ...an incoherent set of objectives.
一组前后不一的目标
1. Those who love it enjoy decoding the myth behind the storyline, while dissenters call it incoherent and tedious.
2. Ten minutes later he was in an ambulance, incoherent with heat stroke.
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3. The ICC has thus " reached incoherent conclusions, " he said.
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4. He said when the speed information became " incoherent " it affected other systems on the plane that relied on that speed data.
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5. Police found the troubled star of the hit TV show " Two and a Half Men " acting drunk and incoherent in his room.
6. incoherent
6. The latest in a series of scandals erupted on Friday when a video of Adriano in an incoherent state was posted on the internet.
7. He apologized for his somewhat incoherent speech, saying his captors had forbidden him to speak.
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8. Fiddes says Jackson took so many prescription drugs that he ended up incoherent.
9. " The policy response is incoherent and uncoordinated, " the report said.
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adj
1. unable to express yourself clearly or fluently
e.g. felt tongue-tied with embarrassment
incoherent with grief
Synonym: tongue-tied
2. incoherent
2. (physics) of waves having no stable definite or stable phase relation
3. without logical or meaningful connection
e.g. a turgid incoherent presentation