be confused like a tangle of flax

be confused like a tangle of flax

Being at a loss is an idiom pronounced m á NGW ú t ó UX ù, which means having no clue at all.

explain

Mang: I don't know. It's chaotic. There is no clue. I don't know where to start.

source

"There are so many structures in Shen Boying's" Tan Qu Za Li "written by Ling Mengchu of Ming Dynasty:" Shen Boying likes to mix up his family with anecdotes It's particularly strange to be at a loss. "

Examples

Our embassy has discussed with your chief minister several times, but it has been postponed to more than January. Is it possible that we should despise our country? (Chapter 42 of the popular romance of the Republic of China by Cai Dongfan and Xu Xianfu)

usage

There is no clue.