mess 的英语意思
messmess1 /mes/ noun 
查看全部语言翻译1dirty/untidy [singular, uncountable] if there is a mess somewhere or a place is a mess, things there are dirty or not neatly arranged某处或某地一团糟，指该处东西脏乱或摆放凌乱: 
What a mess!真是一团糟！ Sorry – the place is a bit of a mess.抱歉——这里有点儿乱。 When I got home, the house was a complete mess.我到家时，屋子里乱得一塌糊涂。in a mess British English The burglars left the house in an awful mess.盗贼把房子弄得一片狼藉。 You can make cookies if you promise not to make a mess in the kitchen.你可以做饼干，但要保证不把厨房弄乱。clear/clean up the mess Whoever is responsible for this mess can clear it up immediately!不管是谁弄出这副乱象，马上给我收拾干净！ She hates mess.她讨厌乱糟糟的。2problems/difficulties [singular, uncountable] a situation in which there are a lot of problems and difficulties, especially as a result of mistakes or carelessness麻烦局面，困境（尤指因失误或粗心造成的，充满问题和困难的状况）: My life’s such a mess.我的生活一团糟。in a mess The economy is in a terrible mess.经济陷入了严重的困境。 You got us into this mess, Terry. You can get us out of it.是你把我们带进这个烂摊子的，特里，你来把我们带出去。 All she could do was pray that, somehow, she might be able to sort out the mess she had got herself into.她只能祈祷，希望自己能设法摆脱那个自己惹上的烂摊子。3make a mess of (doing) something to do something badly把某事做得一塌糊涂: I feel I’ve made a real mess of my marriage.我觉得我把婚姻搞得一塌糊涂。 Many people make a mess of handling money.很多人把钱管得一塌糊涂。4person be a mess informal非正式 if someone is a mess, they look dirty and untidy, or are in a bad emotional state形容人邋遢、不整洁，或处于糟糕的情绪状态5a mess of something American English informal非正式 a lot of something大量某物: a mess of fresh fish一大堆新鲜鱼6army/navy [countable] a room in which members of the army, navy etc eat and drink together（军队、海军等人员）集体用餐的房间；食堂: We had lunch in the officers’ mess.我们在军官食堂吃了午饭。7waste substance [countable, uncountable] British English informal非正式 solid waste from an animal动物的排泄物（固体）: The dog’s made a mess on the carpet.狗在地毯上拉了一坨。
查看全部语言翻译1dirty/untidy [singular, uncountable] if there is a mess somewhere or a place is a mess, things there are dirty or not neatly arranged某处或某地一团糟，指该处东西脏乱或摆放凌乱: What a mess!真是一团糟！ Sorry – the place is a bit of a mess.抱歉——这里有点儿乱。 When I got home, the house was a complete mess.我到家时，屋子里乱得一塌糊涂。in a mess British English The burglars left the house in an awful mess.盗贼把房子弄得一片狼藉。 You can make cookies if you promise not to make a mess in the kitchen.你可以做饼干，但要保证不把厨房弄乱。clear/clean up the mess Whoever is responsible for this mess can clear it up immediately!不管是谁弄出这副乱象，马上给我收拾干净！ She hates mess.她讨厌乱糟糟的。2problems/difficulties [singular, uncountable] a situation in which there are a lot of problems and difficulties, especially as a result of mistakes or carelessness麻烦局面，困境（尤指因失误或粗心造成的，充满问题和困难的状况）: My life’s such a mess.我的生活一团糟。in a mess The economy is in a terrible mess.经济陷入了严重的困境。 You got us into this mess, Terry. You can get us out of it.是你把我们带进这个烂摊子的，特里，你来把我们带出去。 All she could do was pray that, somehow, she might be able to sort out the mess she had got herself into.她只能祈祷，希望自己能设法摆脱那个自己惹上的烂摊子。3make a mess of (doing) something to do something badly把某事做得一塌糊涂: I feel I’ve made a real mess of my marriage.我觉得我把婚姻搞得一塌糊涂。 Many people make a mess of handling money.很多人把钱管得一塌糊涂。4person be a mess informal非正式 if someone is a mess, they look dirty and untidy, or are in a bad emotional state形容人邋遢、不整洁，或处于糟糕的情绪状态5a mess of something American English informal非正式 a lot of something大量某物: a mess of fresh fish一大堆新鲜鱼6army/navy [countable] a room in which members of the army, navy etc eat and drink together（军队、海军等人员）集体用餐的房间；食堂: We had lunch in the officers’ mess.我们在军官食堂吃了午饭。7waste substance [countable, uncountable] British English informal非正式 solid waste from an animal动物的排泄物（固体）: The dog’s made a mess on the carpet.狗在地毯上拉了一坨。messmess2 verb 1[transitive] to make something look untidy or dirty把某物弄乱或弄脏: He scratched his head and messed his hair even more.他抓了抓头，把头发弄得更乱了。2[intransitive, transitive] British English if an animal or person messes something, they use the wrong place as a toilet动物或人在不该大小便的地方排便: He was so drunk that he messed the bed.他醉得在床上大小便失禁了。3no messing spoken口语 informal非正式 used to say that something was done very easily用于表示某事做起来极为轻松: Williams won very comfortably, no messing.威廉姆斯轻松取胜，毫无悬念。4[intransitive] to have meals in a room where members of the army, navy etc eat together在军队、海军等人员共同用餐的食堂用餐mess around (also mess about British English) phrasal verb informal非正式1to spend time lazily, doing things slowly and in a way that is not planned懒洋洋地打发时间，漫无计划地慢慢做事: He spent his vacation messing around on the farm.他整个假期都在农场上悠闲地消磨时间。2to behave in a silly way when you should be paying attention or doing something sensible该认真或做正事时却胡闹 SYN fool around: Stop messing around and get ready for school.别胡闹了，快准备上学去。3 mess somebody around to cause a lot of problems for someone, especially by changing your mind often and not being completely honest给某人造成很多麻烦，尤指频繁改变主意、不够诚实: Don’t mess me around – I want the money you promised me.别跟我耍花招——我要你答应给我的钱。mess around with somebody/something (also mess about with somebody/something British English) phrasal verb informal非正式1to have a sexual relationship with someone that you should not have a sexual relationship with与不该发生性关系的人发生性关系: She’d been messing around with another man.她一直在跟另一个男人有染。2to spend time playing with something, repairing it etc花时间摆弄、修理某物等: Dave likes messing around with old cars.戴夫喜欢摆弄老爷车。3to use something and make annoying changes to it乱用某物并对其进行令人恼火的改动: Who’s been messing around with my camera?谁动了我的相机？mess up phrasal verb informal非正式1mess something ↔ up to spoil or ruin something, especially something important or something that has been carefully planned破坏或毁掉某事，尤指重要的事情或精心计划的事情: It took me ages to get this right – I don’t want some idiot to mess it up.我花了好长时间才弄好这个——不想让某个蠢货给毁了。 She felt she’d messed up her whole life.她觉得自己把整个人生都搞砸了。2mess something ↔ up to make something dirty or untidy把某物弄脏或弄乱: Who messed up the kitchen?谁把厨房搞乱了？3to make a mistake and do something badly犯错误，把某事做得很糟糕: I think I messed up on the last question.我觉得最后一题答砸了。mess something ↔ up It doesn’t matter if you mess it up, you can always try again.搞砸了也没关系，你随时可以再试。4mess somebody ↔ up to make someone have emotional or mental problems使某人产生情绪或心理问题: I messed up my kids.我把我的孩子们搞出心理问题了。5mess somebody ↔ up American English informal非正式 to hurt someone especially by hitting them伤害某人，尤指动手打人mess with somebody/something phrasal verb informal非正式1to get involved with someone or something that may cause problems or be dangerous与可能带来麻烦或危险的人或事物纠缠: Don’t mess with drugs.别跟毒品沾边。2to deceive someone or cause trouble for them欺骗某人或给某人制造麻烦: You mess with me, and I’ll rip your head off.你要是跟我过不去，我就把你的头拧下来。3to try changing something, especially in a way that damages or spoils it试图改动某物，尤指以损坏或破坏它的方式
1[transitive] to make something look untidy or dirty把某物弄乱或弄脏: He scratched his head and messed his hair even more.他抓了抓头，把头发弄得更乱了。2[intransitive, transitive] British English if an animal or person messes something, they use the wrong place as a toilet动物或人在不该大小便的地方排便: He was so drunk that he messed the bed.他醉得在床上大小便失禁了。3no messing spoken口语 informal非正式 used to say that something was done very easily用于表示某事做起来极为轻松: Williams won very comfortably, no messing.威廉姆斯轻松取胜，毫无悬念。4[intransitive] to have meals in a room where members of the army, navy etc eat together在军队、海军等人员共同用餐的食堂用餐mess around (also mess about British English) phrasal verb informal非正式1to spend time lazily, doing things slowly and in a way that is not planned懒洋洋地打发时间，漫无计划地慢慢做事: He spent his vacation messing around on the farm.他整个假期都在农场上悠闲地消磨时间。2to behave in a silly way when you should be paying attention or doing something sensible该认真或做正事时却胡闹 SYN fool around: Stop messing around and get ready for school.别胡闹了，快准备上学去。3 mess somebody around to cause a lot of problems for someone, especially by changing your mind often and not being completely honest给某人造成很多麻烦，尤指频繁改变主意、不够诚实: Don’t mess me around – I want the money you promised me.别跟我耍花招——我要你答应给我的钱。mess around with somebody/something (also mess about with somebody/something British English) phrasal verb informal非正式1to have a sexual relationship with someone that you should not have a sexual relationship with与不该发生性关系的人发生性关系: She’d been messing around with another man.她一直在跟另一个男人有染。2to spend time playing with something, repairing it etc花时间摆弄、修理某物等: Dave likes messing around with old cars.戴夫喜欢摆弄老爷车。3to use something and make annoying changes to it乱用某物并对其进行令人恼火的改动: Who’s been messing around with my camera?谁动了我的相机？mess up phrasal verb informal非正式1mess something ↔ up to spoil or ruin something, especially something important or something that has been carefully planned破坏或毁掉某事，尤指重要的事情或精心计划的事情: It took me ages to get this right – I don’t want some idiot to mess it up.我花了好长时间才弄好这个——不想让某个蠢货给毁了。 She felt she’d messed up her whole life.她觉得自己把整个人生都搞砸了。2mess something ↔ up to make something dirty or untidy把某物弄脏或弄乱: Who messed up the kitchen?谁把厨房搞乱了？3to make a mistake and do something badly犯错误，把某事做得很糟糕: I think I messed up on the last question.我觉得最后一题答砸了。mess something ↔ up It doesn’t matter if you mess it up, you can always try again.搞砸了也没关系，你随时可以再试。4mess somebody ↔ up to make someone have emotional or mental problems使某人产生情绪或心理问题: I messed up my kids.我把我的孩子们搞出心理问题了。5mess somebody ↔ up American English informal非正式 to hurt someone especially by hitting them伤害某人，尤指动手打人mess with somebody/something phrasal verb informal非正式1to get involved with someone or something that may cause problems or be dangerous与可能带来麻烦或危险的人或事物纠缠: Don’t mess with drugs.别跟毒品沾边。2to deceive someone or cause trouble for them欺骗某人或给某人制造麻烦: You mess with me, and I’ll rip your head off.你要是跟我过不去，我就把你的头拧下来。3to try changing something, especially in a way that damages or spoils it试图改动某物，尤指以损坏或破坏它的方式