“To be in disorder” in Japanese
Short answer
To be in disorder in Japanese is “散らかる” (chirakaru). Full meaning: to be in disorder, to lie scattered around.
Other ways to say “To be in disorder” in Japanese
ごてつく
gotetsuku to be confused, to be in disorder, to be chaotic; to have troubles, to be in a dispute; to complain vigorously, to complain persistently
ごたつく
gotatsuku to be confused, to be in disorder, to be chaotic, to be crowded; to have troubles, to be in a dispute, to argue, to be entangled (in a situation)
ちらかる
chirakaru to be in disorder, to lie scattered around
コダック
kodakku to be confused, to be in disorder, to be chaotic, to be crowded; to have troubles, to be in a dispute, to argue, to be entangled (in a situation)
コデック
kodekku to be confused, to be in disorder, to be chaotic; to have troubles, to be in a dispute; to complain vigorously, to complain persistently
ゴタつく
gotatsuku to be confused, to be in disorder, to be chaotic, to be crowded; to have troubles, to be in a dispute, to argue, to be entangled (in a situation)
ちらかッ
chiraka to be in disorder, to lie scattered around
ちらかっ
chiraka to be in disorder, to lie scattered around
散らかッ
chiraka to be in disorder, to lie scattered around
ちらかろ
chirakaro to be in disorder, to lie scattered around
散らかっ
chiraka to be in disorder, to lie scattered around
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