adj. 杂色的；混杂的
n. 混杂物；（小丑的）杂色衣服
n. （Motley）（美、英、加）莫特利（人名）
[
比较级
motlier或more motley
最高级
motliest或most motley
]
1.We think this is the most exciting new motley to appear in a long time.
我们认为这是出现在长时间内最扣人心弦的新五颜六色。
2.Motley: Ok, I remember those principles.
马特里：好，我已经记住了这些原则。
3.Are such motley enterprises a barometer of British business in recession?
这样混杂的小公司们是否是衰退中的英国商业晴雨表呢？
4.Context: Motley has been thinking about how to apply agile principles to an overall project schedule.
马特里一直以来在思考如何将敏捷开发原则应用到整个项目计划中去。
5.Then out of the tunnel burst the pursuing engine, roaring and whistling, her motley crew waving their various weapons and Shouting, 'Stop!
接着，从隧道里冲出那辆追车，咆哮着，尖声鸣着笛，车上那帮杂合人群摇晃着各自不同的武器，高喊“停车！”
6.At Eastwatch someone had sewn him a motley cloak of beaver pelts, sheepskins, and rabbit fur.
在东海望有人用海狸皮，绵羊皮，和野兔皮给他缝了一间杂色花衣。
7.The response came with such a thundergust from the motley crew that the crazy building vibrated to the sound.
形形色色的一帮人发出了雷鸣般的回应，那座歪歪斜斜的房屋随着喊声震动起来。
8.Motley: This agile thing is actually pretty cool and has some benefits.
马特里：这种敏捷开发确实听上去挺酷的，有点好处。
9.U.S.-based businesses hire huge teams of lawyers to navigate motley tax laws and widen every loophole.
业务重心在美国本土的公司则雇佣庞大的律师团队，在纷繁复杂的税法中寻找解决方案，利用好每一个漏洞。