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汉语拼音：sī hùn

1.彼此生活在一起；相处（多含贬义）：他整天和那些不三不四的人～。

2.混合；混杂：人的喊声、马的叫声、枪声～在一起。

1. 相混。

   元 王实甫 《西厢记》第五本第一折：“新愁近来接着旧愁，廝混了难分新旧。”

2. 谓亲密无间地相处。

   《儿女英雄传》第三二回：“这等一般热肠人，彼此廝混了许多天，怎生捨得？”

3. 指嬉戏相闹。

   《红楼梦》第三回：“有个内侄乃衔玉而生，顽劣异常，不喜读书，最喜在内幃廝混。” 张天翼 《新生》：“他的跟那位酒友厮混－－现在好像只是一种不得已的义务。”

• For the first year, it was great. I knew everyone in town. I spent weekends doing yard work or hanging out with the neighborhood guys.

  第一年生活顺心顺意，我认识小镇上的每一个人，周末就在家整理院子或者是跟邻居那帮哥们一起出去厮混。

• Mark has always been a bit of a ladies' man; it will be interesting to see if he settles down now that he's got married.

  马克一直是个喜欢与女人厮混的男人，现在他已结婚，看看他是否会安分守己，将是一件很有趣的事。

• If she wants the money to run around with her exciting friends in the city, she may be forced to live with her boring parents in New Jersey.

  她要想有钱跟纽约那帮热力十足的朋友一起厮混，或许就不得不跟乏味的父母一起住在新泽西。

• if that will be your married look , i , as a christian , will soon give up the notion of consorting with a mere sprite or salamander.

  如果你结婚后是那付样子，像我这样的基督徒，会立刻打消同无非是个小妖精或者水蛇厮混的念头。

• Though he stays with people, he with a superiority complex thinks that others are inferior to him like a crane standing among the cocks.

  他虽然与大众厮混在一起，却有鹤立鸡群的优越感，自视甚高，认为别人都不如他。

• I wasn't into that stuff, but I didn't have anyone else to hang out with, so I started smoking pot to fit in.

  但是，我又没有其他人可以厮混，于是我开始与吸毒者为伍，加入了他们的行列。

• All you need to do, he said, is exercise. Dirty weekends, spent mountain biking or gardening, easily qualify.

  周末男女厮混也好，骑自行车运动也好，园艺活动也好，很容易做到。

• and hanging out with a bunch of drunk wall streets who don't even care if she has a name.

  跟一堆在华尔街工作的醉鬼厮混，那些人都不在乎她叫什么名字。

• He became so familiar with the ladies that they did not even hesitate to quarrel before him.

  他跟几位女士已厮混得那么熟悉，她们甚至会当着他的面，毫无顾忌地顶嘴。