mess
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英[mes]
|美[mɛs]
n.混乱;食堂;肮脏;困境
vt.弄脏;搞砸;给…供膳
vi.把事情弄糟;制造脏乱
日语:混乱
法语:désordre
德语:Durcheinander
韩语:엉망
俄语:desorden
牛津词典
noun
不整洁 untidy state
- 肮脏;杂乱;不整洁
a dirty or untidy state
- The room was in a mess .
这个房间杂乱不堪。 - The kids made a mess in the bathroom.
孩子们把浴室搞得一塌糊涂。 - ‘ What a mess !’ she said, surveying the scene after the party.
看着聚会后的情况,她说:“真是一片狼藉!” - My hair's a real mess!
我的头发太乱了。
困境 difficult situation
- (组织欠佳等导致的)麻烦,困境,混乱
a situation that is full of problems, usually because of a lack of organization or because of mistakes that sb has made
- The economy is in a mess .
经济陷入了困境。 - I feel I've made a mess of things.
我觉得我把事情搞糟了。 - The whole situation is a mess.
整个情况都是一团糟。 - Let's try to sort out the mess.
我们来收拾一下残局吧。 - The biggest question is how they got into this mess in the first place.
关键问题是他们究竟是怎么惹出这样的麻烦的。
人 person
- 不整洁(或邋遢、不修边幅)的人
a person who is dirty or whose clothes and hair are not tidy
- You're a mess!
你真邋遢!
- 遇到严重问题且精神状态不佳的人
a person who has serious problems and is in a bad mental condition
动物粪便 animal waste
- (狗、猫等的)粪便
the excrement (= solid waste matter) of an animal, usually a dog or cat
许多 a lot
- 许多;大量
a lot of sth
- There's a mess of fish down there, so get your lines in the water.
那底下有很多鱼,快下钩吧。
武装力量 armed forces
- (军队的)食堂,餐厅
a building or room in which members of the armed forces have their meals
- the officers' mess
军官食堂
verb
使不整洁 make untidy
- 使不整洁;弄脏;弄乱
to make sth dirty or untidy
- Careful─you're messing my hair.
小心——你弄乱我的头发了。
动物 of an animal
- 随地便溺
to empty its bowels somewhere that it should not
网络解释
n. 混乱;食堂,伙食团;困境;脏乱的东西
vt. 弄乱,弄脏;毁坏;使就餐
vi. 把事情弄糟;制造脏乱;玩弄
n. (Mess)人名;(德、罗)梅斯
词形变化
现在分词:messing 过去分词:messed 过去式:messed 名词复数形式:messes 第三人称单数:messes
中文词源
mess 军队的食堂,餐厅,肮脏,杂乱
来自古法语mes,一份食物,就餐,来自拉丁语mittere,放置,送出,词源同mission,emit.引申词义吃饭的地方,尤指部队餐厅。后用于指倒剩饭剩菜的地方,猪食等,并最终引申词义肮脏,杂乱等词义。
双语例句
- She used to mess up the floor and I had to clean up after her.
她过去常常把地板弄得很脏乱,而我不得不为她清理干净。
- It's all a bit of a mess
有点儿乱七八糟。
- I have to get to the bottom of this mess.
我必须查清造成这一混乱局面的真正原因。
- Mullins began to rummage among the chaotic mess of papers on his desk.
马林斯开始在桌子上一堆乱七八糟的文件里翻来翻去。
- I hear an echo of the thinking that got us into this mess in the first place
我听到有人重提那个最先使我们陷入这一困境的想法。
- To avoid extra expense and mess later on, try to decide on fittings before the plastering's finished
为避免将来出现额外的开支和不必要的麻烦,尽量在抹灰完工之前把固定设施确定下来。
- The truth is, I'm in one heck of a mess.
事实上我麻烦大了。
- Argentina's economic policies were a hopeless mess.
阿根廷的经济政策糟得一塌糊涂。
- Look what a mess you've made of your life.
看看你把自己的生活都弄成什么样子啦。
- Apparently he made a mess of his audition
看样子他把试镜搞砸了。
- The house is a mess
屋里一片狼藉。
- The wrong shampoo can leave curly hair in a tangled mess
不合适的洗发水会使卷发纠结成乱糟糟的一团。
- Linda can't stand mess.
琳达无法忍受脏乱。
- I've made such a mess of my life.
我把自己的生活弄得一团糟。
- She'd got herself into a mess, of that he was certain.
他肯定她已经让自己陷入了困境。
- Finally, making a dreadful mess, they devour the fruit
最后,他们狼吞虎咽地吃起了水果,果汁滴得到处都是。
- I'll clear up the mess later.
我呆会儿会把滴落的水擦干净。
- He hurried to the Mess to find the control officer.
他匆忙赶到餐厅去找指挥官。
- When politicians mess things up, it is the people who pay the price
政客们把事情搞砸的时候,埋单的是老百姓。
- She needn't worry that he'll think she looks a mess. He won't notice.
她不必担心自己在他眼里显得不修边幅,他根本不会注意。
- He is resigned to the noise and mess
他勉强接受了这里的喧嚣和脏乱。
- The car was left a mess of twisted metal.
车子成了一堆扭曲的金属。
- Our mothers sat us down to read and paint, when all we really wanted to do was to make a mess
我们的母亲让我们坐下来读书和画画,而我们真正想做的却是打打闹闹。
- The room was in a mess.
屋子乱得一塌糊涂。
- Your room is in a mess, please tidy it up.
你的房间那么乱,收拾一下吧。
- The room is in a mess.
屋子里乱糟糟的。
- When he came in and saw the mess, he blew his stack.
当他进来看到一团糟时,大发雷霆。
- You be waiting for me at your place. And mind you don't mess things up!
你在家里等我。可不要拆烂污!
- They made a mess of this world organization.
他们把这个世界组织搞得乌七八糟。
- At the beginning of liberation, the factory was an awful mess.
解放初,这个工厂是个烂摊子。
语源
Middle English: from Old French mesportion of food, from late Latin missumsomething put on the table, past participle of mitteresend, put. The original sense was a serving of food, also a serving of liquid or pulpy food, later liquid food for an animal; this gave rise (early 19th cent.) to the senses unappetizing concoction and predicament, on which sense 1 is based. In late Middle English the term also denoted any of the small groups into which the company at a banquet was divided (who were served from the same dishes); hence, a group who regularly eat together (recorded in military use from the mid 16th cent.)