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凌乱 (língluàn) is commonly used in conversation to describe a messy or disorganized situation. It can refer to physical clutter or disorder, as well as a chaotic or confused state of mind.
For example, if someone's room is very messy, you could say "你的房间真凌乱" (nǐ de fángjiān zhēn língluàn) meaning "Your room is really messy."
凌乱 (língluàn) can also be used to describe a person's appearance. For example, if someone's hair is messy and unkempt, you could say "他的头发凌乱" (tā de tóufǎ língluàn) meaning "His hair is messy."
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Yes, the word 凌乱 (língluàn) can indeed be used to describe a physical space or situation. It conveys the meaning of being messy or in disarray. This term is often applied to environments that are cluttered, chaotic, or poorly organized, such as a room filled with scattered items or a workspace that lacks order.
In contrast, other words can describe a more organized state, such as 整洁 (zhěngjié), which means tidy or neat. For example, a room that is described as 整洁 (zhěngjié) would be the opposite of one that is 凌乱 (língluàn).
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