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mess up
zabrljati
mess up VB trans inf
1. mess up (botch up):
mess up plan
mess up plan
2. mess up (make untidy):
3. mess up inf (trouble):
to mess upsb
'mess-up N inf
mess <pl -es> [mes] N
1. mess usu sing:
2. mess usu sing (disorganized state):
to be a mess person also
3. mess usu sing (dirt):
4. mess (excrement):
5. mess (troubled person):
6. mess (refectory) MIL:
I. up [ʌp] ADV
1. up (to higher position):
2. up (erect):
3. up (out of bed):
4. up (northwards):
5. up (at higher place):
6. up (toward):
up to sb/sth
7. up (in high position):
8. up (higher in price or number):
[from] £50 up
9. up (to point of):
up until [or to]
up to £300
do 300 funti
10. up (in opposition to):
to be up against sb/sth
11. up (depend on):
to be up to sb
12. up (contrive):
to be up to sth
13. up (be adequate):
to be up to sth
14. up Am (apiece):
9 up
Phrases:
II. up [ʌp] PREP
1. up (to higher position):
2. up (along):
3. up (against flow):
4. up (at top of):
5. up Aus, Brit inf (at):
Phrases:
up top Brit inf
up yours! vulg
III. up [ʌp] ADJ
1. up attr (moving upward):
2. up pred (leading):
3. up pred (more intense):
4. up pred (functioning properly):
5. up pred (finished):
6. up pred inf (happening):
7. up pred (informed):
8. up pred (scheduled):
9. up pred LAW:
to be up for trial person
10. up pred (interested in):
IV. up [ʌp] N
1. up inf (good period):
Phrases:
to be on the up and up Brit, Aus inf (be improving)
V. up <-pp-> [ʌp] VB intr inf
to up and do sth
VI. up <-pp-> [ʌp] VB trans
1. up (increase):
up price, tax
2. up glass:
Present
Imess up
youmess up
he/she/itmesses up
wemess up
youmess up
theymess up
Past
Imessed up
youmessed up
he/she/itmessed up
wemessed up
youmessed up
theymessed up
Present Perfect
Ihavemessed up
youhavemessed up
he/she/ithasmessed up
wehavemessed up
youhavemessed up
theyhavemessed up
Past Perfect
Ihadmessed up
youhadmessed up
he/she/ithadmessed up
wehadmessed up
youhadmessed up
theyhadmessed up
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He tells her that he punishes people who mess with him, and tells her to get out of his office.
en.wikipedia.org
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.
qz.com
Usually she ends up in some comedic mess, a form of slapstick comedy.
en.wikipedia.org
I don't mess with him, he works well tactically.
en.wikipedia.org
It's a massive mind mess-up of micro-managing.
www.independent.ie