Anarchic describes a place or a stretch of time with no real rules, no one in charge, and a lot of mess — or people simply not following the moral rules of the group. A classroom can feel anarchic if everyone shouts and nobody listens; a country can be called anarchic when law and order have broken down.

Anarchic describes Anarchic形容的是 a place or a stretch of time一個地方或時期 with no real rules, no one in charge, and a lot of mess沒有真正規則、沒有人管、一片混亂 — or people simply not following the moral rules of the group或是人們單純不遵守群體的道德規範。A classroom can feel anarchic教室會讓人覺得anarchic if everyone shouts and nobody listens如果每個人都在大喊、沒有人在聽； a country can be called anarchic一個國家可以被稱為anarchic when law and order have broken down當法律和秩序崩潰時。

Newspapers use it with a worried tone. Though actually it is also tied to anarchism, the political idea of living without a government; so in a politics class anarchic can mean “of anarchists / of that belief,” not only “chaotic.” In casual talk, people stretch it to mean “wild and disordered,” even when nobody is thinking about politics.

Newspapers use it with a worried tone報紙用它時語氣通常帶著擔憂。Though actually不過其實 it is also tied to anarchism它也跟anarchism（無政府主義） the political idea of living without a government一種主張生活不需要政府的政治理念 有關； so in a politics class所以在政治課上， anarchic can mean "of anarchists / of that belief,"anarchic可能是『無政府主義者的／那種信念的』意思， not only "chaotic."不只是『混亂的』。In casual talk在日常對話裡， people stretch it to mean人們把它延伸成 "wild and disordered,"『狂野失序』的意思， even when nobody is thinking about politics即使根本沒人在想政治。