1.同“hotch-potch”
1.Same as hotch-potch
2.a collection or mixture of things that do not belong together or have been put together carelessly
1.In short, it's a bit of a hodgepodge, full of stark contrasts.
简而言之，有点儿像大杂烩，反差强烈。
2.If it's like most offices, amid the hodgepodge of cutting-edge technology are quite a few dinosaurs that seem pulled from yesteryear.
它可能像大多数办公室一样，在高科技设备中潜伏着几条从昨天走来的恐龙。
3.Infographics are always a bit of a hodgepodge of statistics culled from a variety of sources.
因为原数据五花八门，信息图表展示的统计结果难免给人些许大杂烩的感觉。
4.Until recently, the Department of Education could do nothing about this hodgepodge of methods for counting dropouts.
直到最近为止，联邦教育部对于这些五花八门的旷课统计方法没有做出任何规定。
5.One may argue that if America was full of Japanese and Germans rather than a hodgepodge of immigrants, it may be even stronger.
有人说，如果美国全是由日本人和德国人而不是现在这样的移民杂碎组成的，是否会比现在更强大。
6.Left to their own devices in a culture dish, ES cells will spontaneously differentiate into a hodgepodge of tissue types.
培养皿中的胚胎干细胞，在独立生长时，会自动分化出混杂了各种组织的形式；
7.Yet without Japan, the TPP would be a hodgepodge, bringing together countries as perse as Brunei, Peru, Vietnam and Australia.
然而如果没有日本，TPP将是一个“大杂烩”，把文莱、秘鲁、越南和澳大利亚等不同类型的国家拼凑在一起。
8.When Clinton took office, he offered not an ideological world view in the style of Ronald Reagan, but a hodgepodge of details.
当克林顿拿下了办公室，他主动提出不是一场意识形态的世界观的风格，但交汇处罗纳德·里根细节。
9.A formidable landscape, the Waziristan Hills are a hodgepodge of steep, rugged hills split by narrow passes and deep gorges.
这里布满了以狭窄的缝隙隔开的陡峭崎岖的山峰，使人望而生畏。
10.I say interesting, because when you look at them as a whole, they are really quite a random hodgepodge collection of effects.
我用“有趣”形容它们，是因为从总体上看它们确实是一个随机的效果集合。