pell-mell [美 pɛlˈmɛl, 英 pɛlˈmɛl] 副
- pell-mell
- desordenadamente
- pell-mell
- sin orden ni concierto
- clothes were thrown pell-mell into suitcases
- habían metido ropa en las maletas desordenadamente or sin orden ni concierto
- they rushed pell-mell into the sea
- corrieron en tropel hacia el mar
pell-mell [ˌpelˈmel] 副
- pell-mell (hurriedly)
- atropelladamente
- pell-mell (confusedly)
- desordenadamente
pell-mell [ˌpel·ˈmel] 副
- pell-mell (hurriedly)
- atropelladamente
- pell-mell (confusedly)
- desordenadamente
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
When this is pumped up into frenzy in the pell-mell of so-called debates on prime time and the chaotic world of social media, the yardsticks can go haywire.
www.hindustantimes.com The pell-mell growth of photovoltaic power should push prices down, to make solar electricity increasingly competitive with fossil fuels.
qz.com The pell-mell drilling of tens of thousands of wells has caused an inevitable natural-gas glut.
www.thestar.com And now the great adventure of that ferocious, pell-mell painting life has, quite abruptly, and quite frustratingly, been cut short.
www.independent.co.uk But it isn't the pell-mell plot that will have the whole country talking about this howlingly good drama.
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