mess en el diccionario francés Oxford-Hachette

Traducciones de mess en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.mess [ingl. brit. mɛs, ingl. am. mɛs] SUST.

1. mess (untidy state):

mess

désordre m

what a mess!

quel désordre!

what a mess!

quelle pagaille! coloq.

to make a mess children, workmen:

mettre du désordre

to leave sth in a mess

laisser qc en désordre

the kitchen is (in) a mess

la cuisine est en désordre

to tidy or clear up the mess

mettre de l'ordre

this report is a mess!

ce rapport est fait n'importe comment!

my hair is a mess

je suis complètement décoiffée

you look a mess! ingl. brit., you look like a mess! ingl. am.

tu es dans un bel état!

2. mess (muddled state) fig.:

my life is a mess

ma vie est un désastre

the economy/country is in a terrible mess

l'économie/le pays est dans une situation catastrophique

to make a mess of the job

massacrer le travail coloq.

to let things get into a mess

laisser les choses aller à vau-l'eau

how did we get into this mess?

comment a-t-on fait pour en arriver là?

you got us into this mess

c'est toi qui nous as mis dans ce pétrin coloq.

he'll get us out of this mess

il nous sortira de ce pétrin coloq.

this is a fine mess you've got ingl. brit. or gotten ingl. am. us into!

grâce à toi, nous voilà dans de beaux draps!

3. mess (pitiful state) coloq.:

his face was a mess after the accident

il avait le visage amoché après l'accident coloq.

he's a mess (psychologically)

il est dans un sale état

he's a mess (incompetent)

il est nul coloq.

4. mess (excrement):

mess

saletés fpl

the dog made a mess on the lawn

le chien a fait ses saletés sur la pelouse

5. mess (stain):

to make a mess of or on the tablecloth/ carpet

salir la nappe/moquette

to make a mess of oneself (gen)

se salir

to make a mess of oneself (when eating)

manger salement

6. mess MILIT.:

mess

cantine f

officers' mess (in the army)

mess m

officers' mess (in the navy)

carré m des officiers

7. mess ingl. am. coloq.:

mess

portion f

a mess of greens

une portion de légumes verts

II.mess [ingl. brit. mɛs, ingl. am. mɛs] V. intr. coloq. (meddle)

to mess with drugs

toucher à

I don't mess with drugs

je ne touche pas à la drogue

don't mess with him, he's dangerous

évite-le, il est dangereux

III.mess [ingl. brit. mɛs, ingl. am. mɛs]

no messing coloq.!

sans blagues! coloq.

to sell one's birthright for a mess of pottage BÍBL.

vendre son droit d'aînesse pour un plat de lentilles

I.mess about V. [ingl. brit. mɛs -, ingl. am. mɛs -] coloq., mess around V. coloq. (mess around)

1. mess about (act the fool):

mess about

faire l'imbécile

to mess around with chemicals, matches

jouer avec

don't mess around with drugs

ne touche pas à la drogue

2. mess about (potter):

to mess around in the garden/with friends

s'amuser dans le jardin/avec des amis

3. mess about (sexually):

he messes around

c'est un coureur

to mess around with sb

coucher avec qn

II.mess about V. [ingl. brit. mɛs -, ingl. am. mɛs -] coloq., mess around V. coloq. (mess [sb] around) coloq.

mess about

faire tourner qn en bourrique coloq.

dog mess SUST. U coloq.

dog mess

crotte f de chien

mess dress SUST. MILIT.

mess dress

grand uniforme m

mess kit SUST. ingl. brit.

mess kit MILIT. (uniform)

tenue f de soirée

mess kit (eating utensils)

popote f coloq.

mess room

mess room → mess hall

Véase también: mess hall

mess hall SUST. MILIT.

mess hall

réfectoire m

I.mess up V. [ingl. brit. mɛs -, ingl. am. mɛs -] coloq. (mess up) ingl. am.

mess up

faire l'imbécile

II.mess up V. [ingl. brit. mɛs -, ingl. am. mɛs -] coloq. (mess [sth] up, mess up [sth])

1. mess up:

mess up (muddle up) papers

semer la pagaille dans

mess up (get untidy) kitchen

mettre du désordre dans

mess up (dirty) napkin, sheets

salir

2. mess up (do badly):

mess up exam, work

bâcler

3. mess up (ruin):

mess up

gâcher

you've messed things up for everybody

tu as tout gâché pour tout le monde

I've messed up my chances of promotion

j'ai gâché mes chances d'obtenir une promotion

III.mess up V. [ingl. brit. mɛs -, ingl. am. mɛs -] coloq. (mess [sb] up)

mess up person:

mess up drugs, alcohol:

détruire

mess up experience:

faire perdre les pédales à qn coloq.

mess jacket SUST. MILIT.

mess jacket

vareuse f

mess hall SUST. MILIT.

mess hall

réfectoire m

mess tin SUST. MILIT.

mess tin

gamelle f

mess en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de mess en el diccionario inglés»francés

I.mess [mes] SUST.

1. mess (not tidy):

mess

bazar m

mess

margaille f Bélg.

to be in a mess

être en fouillis

to make a mess

faire un chantier

your work is a real mess

ton travail est fait n'importe comment

2. mess (dirty):

to make a mess on sth

salir qc

3. mess (trouble):

to get oneself into a (bit of a) mess

se mettre dans de beaux draps

to make a mess of sth

massacrer qc

4. mess (animal excrement):

mess

crotte f

5. mess ingl. brit. (officer's eating hall):

mess

mess m

II.mess [mes] V. trans. coloq.

1. mess (make untidy):

to mess sth (up)

mettre du désordre dans qc

2. mess (botch up):

to mess sth (up)

gâcher qc

III.mess [mes] V. intr.

1. mess (be silly):

mess

faire l'imbécile

2. mess:

mess

manger au mess

mess about, mess around V. intr. (have fun)

mess about

s'amuser

to mess about with sth

faire l'imbécile avec qc

it saves us messing about with buses

ça nous évite les embêtements des bus

mess with V. trans.

mess with tools, machinery

faire l'imbécile avec

mess with drugs

toucher à

don't mess with me

ne me provoque pas

Traducciones de mess en el diccionario francés»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

bourbier

mess

pagaïe

mess

mettre la pagaïe dans qc

to mess sth up

en pagaïe

in a mess

gâchis

mess

massacre

mess

margaille

mess

cercle des officiers

officers' mess

merder

to mess up

mess Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

your work is a real mess

ton travail est fait n'importe comment

to be in a fine mess

être dans de beaux draps coloq.

to be in a bloody mess with ...

être emmerdé par ...

don't make a mess on the table

ne fais pas de cochonneries sur la table

it is a real mess here

c'est la vraie gabegie ici

to make a big mess of

dégueulasser

they've made a filthy mess everywhere

ils ont tout dégueulassé

this homework is an awful mess

ce devoir est un vrai chiffon

to be in a real mess

être bien ennuyé (avoir un problème)

to make a mess of one's life

rater sa vie

mess Glosario « Intégration et égalité des chances » por cortesía de la Oficina Franco-Alemana para la Juventud

Traducciones de mess en el diccionario francés»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

être dans la galère

be in a mess

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

This issue gets to the heart of the contemporary mess about the boundaries between childhood and adulthood, and the authority of parents.

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He tells her that he punishes people who mess with him, and tells her to get out of his office.

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At the bottom of the ladder was the galley, mess and recreation deck.

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Mess, by his definition, can range from actual untidiness -- which can function better than precise filing systems -- to disruption, distraction, unexpected collaboration, and context-switching.

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We could see faint finger marks on the aluminum chassis, but it's not the smudgy mess you see on shiny plastic surfaces.

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Mess dress is reserved for staff NCO and officers; junior enlisted members wear dress blues.

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Time for a blank cheque, wanton wholesale corruption, padding and privileges are over, this is not one person's mess, and this is everybody's mess.

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Unfortunately, they get caught up in such a mess with the law that they can't find a way out.

en.wikipedia.org

Usually she ends up in some comedic mess, a form of slapstick comedy.

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An oversized running litter bin also features in a bid to persuade locals to pick up their own mess and that of their pets.

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