dishevelled
adjective (especially British English)(North American English usually disheveled)
(of hair, clothes or somebody’s general appearance 头发、衣着或外表 very untidy 凌乱的；不整洁的；衣冠不整的 He looked tired and dishevelled. 他衣冠不整，显得很疲倦。 She returned at 1 a.m. in a dishevelled state. 凌晨1点，她衣衫不整地回来了。
Oxford Collocations DictionaryDishevelled/disheveled is used with these nouns:- appearance
- clothes
- hair
- …
Word Originlate Middle English: from obsolete dishevely, from Old French deschevele, past participle of descheveler (based on chevel ‘hair’, from Latin capillus). The original sense was ‘having the hair uncovered’; later, referring to the hair itself, ‘hanging loose’, hence ‘disordered, untidy’. Compare with unkempt.