Čo znamená mess v angličtine a aká je definícia mess?

V tomto najautoritatívnejšom anglickom slovníku sa môžete naučiť mess výslovnosť, gramatika a synonymá.

mess Význam & definícia

0 Mess or a mess is something or someone that looks dirty or untidy:
- He makes a terrible mess when he's cooking.
- UK Jem's house is always in a mess.
- Go and clean up that mess in the kitchen.
- UK Freddy can't stand mess.
- mainly UK I look a mess - I can't go out like this!
- My hair's such a mess today!
- Fido left another mess on the carpet.
1 a situation that is full of problems:
- She said that her life was a mess.
- I got myself into a mess by telling a lie.
- The company's finances are in a mess.
- After the divorce he was a real mess and started drinking too much.
- I made a real mess of my final exams.
- I gave Jim very clear instructions, but he still managed to make a mess of it.
2 a room or building in which members of the armed forces have their meals or spend their free time:
- The captain was having breakfast in the mess hall.
- They spent their evenings in the officers' mess, drinking and playing cards.
3 to make something untidy:
- Don't you dare mess my hair!
- The neighbour's dog has messed on our lawn again!
4 a condition of disorder and confusion, or something in that condition:
- They left the kitchen a mess.
- We sat in traffic for two hours while they cleaned up the mess from the accident.
- The puppy’s made a mess on the dining room rug.
- Traffic was a mess.
5 a room or building in which members of the military eat their meals:
- the officers’ mess

My Dad gets cross if I leave the kitchen in a mess.
I wish you'd do something about your bedroom - it's a real mess.
To minimize messes, keep an eye on pots so they don't boil over.
I hope something good can come out of this mess.
Their relationship is a mess.
Contrary to claims from some corners that theropod phylogeny is a mess, this work highlights the fact that a consensus has emerged.
A waiter accidentally drops a stack of dishes and thereby creates a mess.
Or to put it the other way round, 'respect the classics, they should not be messed around with, attempts to interpret are out of order'.