anarchy基本解释
n.无政府状态；混乱
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名词复数: anarchies
noun
1. a state of lawlessness and disorder (usually resulting from a failure of government)
Synonym: lawlessness
1. 无政府（状态）；无法无天；无秩序；混乱
If you describe a situation as anarchy, you mean that nobody seems to be paying any attention to rules or laws.
anarchy的近义词
e.g. Civil war and famine sent the nation plunging into anarchy.
内战和饥荒使该国陷入了无政府状态。
e.g. In June, 1960, the Congo was plunged into five years of civil war and political anarchy.
1960年的6月，刚果陷入了5年的内战和政治上的无政府状态。
1. 混乱：如果一切都在时时刻刻地发生着变化,那就是混乱(anarchy). 谁都不愿意生活在混乱中,对于谋求生存的组织亦然. 评判一个企业的好坏,依据的是其产品和服务,而不是其所做的变革. 因此,没有连续性就无法管理变化. 所以,
2. 无政府主义：首先,无政府主义(anarchy)在历史上导致了暴力、适者生存(survival of the fittest)、最后的结果往往是权力的高度集中(concentrations of power). 其次,在历史上从来没有有效运作的放任自由主义例证,因此在现代这种制度继续未经考验,
Without sovereigns, true sovereigns, temporal and spiritual, I see nothing possible but an anarchy; the hatefullest of things.
出自：CarlyleMeanwhile the country, lacking any accepted government, slipped towards anarchy.
出自：C. V. WedgwoodAnarchy The organisation of society on the basis of voluntary cooperation, and especially without the agency of political institutions, i.e. the state.
出自：G. K. Roberts
