گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'mess'

1 عمومی:: یك‌ ظ‌رف‌ غذا

2 عمومی:: هم‌ غذایی‌ (در

3 عمومی:: (n):یك‌ خوراك‌ (از غذا)

1 general:: mess around ( UK also mess about ) SPEND TIME 1. informal to spend time doing various things that are not important, without any particular purpose or plan • They spend their weekends messing around on their boat. • My brother likes messing around with computers. • He spent the day with friends, just messing about.

2 general:: mess sb up CAUSE PROBLEMS 1. to cause someone to suffer emotional and mental problems • Drugs can really mess you up.

3 general:: mess with sb informal to treat someone in a bad, rude or annoying way, or to start an argument with them • I've warned you already, don't mess with me!

4 general:: mess around with sth ( UK also mess about with sth ) informal to use or treat something in a careless or harmful way • I don't want him coming in here and messing around with our computers. • Never mess around with scissors.

5 general:: mess with sth mainly US to try to change or repair something, but not carefully and usually without success • He was messing with his bike and then he couldn't fit the parts back together.

6 general:: mess with sth/sb informal to use or become involved with something or someone dangerous • You shouldn't mess with drugs.

7 general:: mess around with sb mainly US informal If a married man or woman messes around with someone, they have a sexual relationship with someone who is not their wife or husband. • She found out that her husband was messing around with his secretary.

8 general:: mess sb up INJURE 2. US slang to hit someone repeatedly so that they are badly injured

9 general:: mess sb about/around UK to treat someone badly • I'm tired of being messed around by my bank. • Don't mess me about!

10 general::   noun ADJ. absolute, complete, real, right, total | appalling, awful, bloody (taboo), nasty, terrible | confusing | tangled, untidy Her hair was a tangled mess. | gooey, slimy, soggy, sticky | emotional He's an emotional mess since his girlfriend left him. | economic, financial VERB + MESS leave, make Must you always leave such a mess? She felt she was making a terrible mess of her life. | clean up, clear up, tidy up, wipe up | feel I felt a mess. | look | create, get sb into Who got us into this mess in the first place? | deal with, get sb out of, sort out PREP. in a ~ The kitchen's in an awful mess. | ~ of There was a soggy mess of porridge on the table.

11 general:: mess around ( UK also mess about ) ACT STUPIDLY 2. to behave in a stupid or annoying way • Stop messing about and listen to me!.

12 general:: mess about UK mess around

13 general:: mess sth up [ M ] to make something untidy or dirty • Who's messed up the bookshelf?

14 general:: noun in disorder: The room was in a mess. verb disordered: He messed up the room playing.

15 general:: mess (sth) up [ M ] informal to spoil or damage something, or to do something wrong or badly • I feel I've messed up my chances of becoming a great singer. • He says that his divorce has really messed his life up. • You've really messed up this time.

16 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with MESS, Also see GET INTO TROUBLE (A MESS); MAKE A HASH (MESS) OF. see GET THE MESSAGE.