0 Something or someone that is a mess, or is in a mess, looks dirty or untidy. -- 肮脏;杂乱;不整洁的人
2 a room or building in which members of the armed forces have their meals or spend their free time -- (军人的)食堂,交谊厅
3 to make something untidy -- 把…弄乱
It was they who had to decide whether to join in with weaving rather than wipe up the mess.
With the application of ultraviolet light, the epoxy cures to its fully hardened state with no mixing or additional mess.
There is drug selling on the corners and the people on the corners mess with the kids.
But all these people have other problems - they have suffered strokes, or take drugs that mess with their sleep and/or dreams.
Morning, noon and night we get one mess tin of sloppy rice-work every night-the whole night through.
A second and stronger point is that history is a mess.
The question is clear: does this become a mess, or do we get something nice out of it?
They didn't know how to make a mess.