1. She went helter-skelter down the stairs.
    她慌张地走下楼梯。

1. 慌慌张张：Criss-cross:纵横交错 | Helter-skelter:慌慌张张 | Shilly-shally:犹犹豫豫

2. (狼狈的)：walkie-talkie (背式步话机), | helter-skelter (狼狈的) | higglety-pogglety (杂乱无章的),

3. 慌张：Helsinki 赫尔辛基 | helter-skelter 慌张 | helve 柄

4. 散装;乱堆;混乱：helping 一份饭菜;一份食物 | helter-skelter 散装;乱堆;混乱 | helvolic acid 烟曲霉酸

1. 匆促忙乱的;杂乱无章的
    You use helter-skelter to describe something that is hurried and disorganized, especially when things happen very quickly, one after the other.

    e.g. He now faces another crisis in his helter-skelter existence.
           他乱糟糟的生活中现在又面临着另一个危机。

1. with undue hurry and confusion

    e.g. a helter-skelter kind of existence with never a pause
           a pell-mell dash for the train

    Synonym: pell-mell

2. lacking a visible order or organization

    Synonym: chaotic

1. haphazardly

    e.g. the books were piled up helter-skelter

    Synonym: every which way