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Jiaqigaba
　　Explanation: Refers to the words rambling, confused.
　　Usage: Joint type; as adverbial, attributive; refers to the words rambling, confused
　　Source: Ming Feng Meng, "Awaken the common saying": "ZHU Shi-Yuan old woman's fear of disease, with his Qiaqijiaba, since only from the curse, and not an open mind."
No. 2
　　Confused, disorganized (and more means to speak) a lot of her ~ that, I did not understand what it means.
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jiā qī jiā bā
　　Mixture of many, vague metaphor chaos
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No. 4
　　He Qiaqijiaba speaking at length, others still puzzled
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No. 5
　　That the action of speech was incoherent. "Scholars" third back: "﹝ ﹞ meal Jiaqiqiaba Hutu Hu, Fan Jin touch door curse vain."
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No. 6
　　Doping refers to things confusing. Manin "red home Essay": "Although the seat is also Gaqigaba sat a few soldiers, government officials just could not see."
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No. 7
　　成语发音：jiā qī jiā bā
　　成语释义：指说话东拉西扯，混杂不清。
　　出　处 明·冯梦龙《醒世恒言》：“朱世远原有怕婆之病，凭他夹七夹八，自骂自止，并不敢开言。”
　　用　法 联合式；作状语、定语；指说话东拉西扯，混杂不清
　　示　例 清·李宝嘉《文明小史》第24回：“华甫全然不懂，便～的问起来。”
English Expression
  1. n.:  mixed up,  mixed and not pure,  mixed up. not clear