topsy-turvy

UK
/ˈtɒpsi ˈtɜːvi/
US
/ˈtɑpsi ˈtɜrvi/

Translations

topsy-turvyadjective
more topsy-turvy
Comp.
most topsy-turvy
Super.
UK
/ˈtɒpsi ˈtɜːvi/
US
/ˈtɑpsi ˈtɜrvi/
The room was left in a topsy-turvy state after the party.
Комната осталась в перевернутом состоянии после вечеринки.
Her topsy-turvy schedule made it difficult to plan anything.
Ее хаотичный график затруднял планирование чего-либо.
The topsy-turvy arrangement of the furniture made the room look smaller.
Беспорядочная расстановка мебели делала комнату меньше.
Additional translations
перевернутый вверх дном
topsy-turvyadverb
UK
/ˌtɒp.siˈtɜː.vi/
US
/ˌtɑp.siˈtɝ.vi/
Functions as a flat adverb meaning ‘in an upside-down or confused manner’, often used post-verbally.
Synonyms

Definitions

topsy-turvyadjective
In a state of confusion or disorder.
After the storm, the entire room was left in a topsy-turvy state.
Upside down or in a position that is not the usual one.
The painting was hung in a topsy-turvy manner, confusing the viewers.
topsy-turvyadverb
In an upside-down, chaotic, or confused manner.
He shook the box topsy-turvy, scattering its contents across the floor.