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mess <-es> [mes] SUST.
1. mess:
mess (untidy state)
mess (untidy state)
mess (untidy state)
mess (dirty state)
mess (dirty state)
mess (dirty state)
to be in a mess
2. mess usu sing. (disorganized state):
mess
to be a mess
to be a mess person also
to be in a mess
to sort out the mess
3. mess usu sing. (dirt):
mess
4. mess (excrement):
dog mess
5. mess (troubled person):
6. mess (food):
mess
jed f
mess
hod m
7. mess (refectory):
mess
mess
Entrada de OpenDict
mess SUST.
mess
I. mess about, mess around V. intr.
1. mess (play the fool):
mess
2. mess (waste time):
mess
3. mess (tinker):
to mess about with sth
to mess about with sth
to mess about with sth
4. mess (be unfaithful):
to mess about with sb
to mess about with sb
5. mess ingl. am. (make fool of):
to mess around with sb
to mess around with sb
II. mess about, mess around V. trans.
mess
mess up V. trans. coloq.
1. mess (botch up):
mess
skaziti
mess
zasrati
mess plan
pokvariti
2. mess (make untidy):
mess
spraviti v nered
mess
umazati
3. mess coloq. (trouble):
to mess upsb
mess with V. intr.
1. mess:
(get involved with) to mess with sb
to mess with sb (cause trouble to)
don't mess with me!
ne zafrkavaj me! coloq.
2. mess:
(play with) to mess with sth
(play with) to mess with sth
to mess with sth (tamper)
3. mess coloq. (muddle):
mess
zmešati
mess
zmesti
to mess with sb's plans
ˈmess-up SUST. coloq.
mess-up
mess-up
mess-up
Entrada de OpenDict
mess up V.
mess up coloc.
Present
Imess about
youmess about
he/she/itmesses about
wemess about
youmess about
theymess about
Past
Imessed about
youmessed about
he/she/itmessed about
wemessed about
youmessed about
theymessed about
Present Perfect
Ihavemessed about
youhavemessed about
he/she/ithasmessed about
wehavemessed about
youhavemessed about
theyhavemessed about
Past Perfect
Ihadmessed about
youhadmessed about
he/she/ithadmessed about
wehadmessed about
youhadmessed about
theyhadmessed about
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Homer tells her not to worry, saying that he will make sure they do not mess up.
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He does this to confuse the police and also to mess up their calculation of the time of death.
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He tries not to mess up, even though he is sometimes clumsy.
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People might disapprove, but they won't try to mess up your life.
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The title of the book comes from the statement that, in the future, the rain will never mess up your hair.
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