Mess

Definition

mess 1 /mes / n ၁။ [C usu sing ] ညစ္ပတ္ျခင္း။ ႐ႈပ္ပြျခင္း။ This kitchen's a mess! ❍ The children have made an awful mess in the bathroom. ၂။ [U,C] ( infml euph ) ေခြး၊ ေၾကာင္ စသည္၏ အညစ္ အေၾကး၊ မစင္။ clear up the dog mess. ၃။ [C usu sing ] အ႐ႈပ္အေထြး။ သပြတ္အူလိုက္ျခင္း။ ကေမာက္ကမ အေျခအေန။ My life's (in) a real mess! ❍ She's made a terrible mess of the job (ie done it very badly). ❍ sort out the mess ❍ ( ironic ) A nice/fine mess you've got us into. ၄။ [sing] ညစ္ပတ္ ေပပြေနသူ။ ေၾကာင္ေခ်း႐ုပ္။ ဘုတ္ပြ။ You look a mess! ❍ You two are a mess! Get cleaned up. v ( infml esp US ) ဖြသည္။ Don't mess your hair! ❏ mess about/around [ PHRV ] ၁။ ဗ႐ုတ္က်သည္။ ရႊတ္ေနာက္႐ႈပ္ေပြသည္။ ကျမင္းသည္။ ေဆာ့သည္။ Stop messing about and come and help! ❍ Don't mess about with matches! ၂။ အခ်ိန္ ျဖဳန္းသည္။ I love just messing about in the garden/in boats. ❏ mess sb about/around [ PHRV ] ( Brit ) ဟိုလိုသည္လို လုပ္သည္။ Stop messing me about! Just tell me if I've got the job or not! ❏ mess sth about/around; mess about/around with sth [ PHRV ] ေမႊသည္။ ကလိသည္။ Don't mess the files around, I've just put them in order. ❍ Somebody's been messing about with the radio and now it doesn't work. ❏ messily adv ဖ႐ိုဖရဲ။ ႐ႈပ္႐ႈပ္ေထြးေထြး။ books piled up messily in the corner ❍ The affair ended rather messily. messiness n [U] ❏ mess sth up [ PHRV ] ၁။ ဖြသည္။ Who messed up my clean kitchen? ❍ The wind has messed my hair up. ၂။ ေျဗာင္းဆန္ေအာင္ ဆတ္ေဆာ့သည္။ ေမႊသည္။ The government has messed up the economy. ❏ mess with sb/sth [ PHRV ] ( infml ) ကလိသည္။ ဆတ္ေဆာ့သည္။ Don't mess with her—she's got a violent temper. သူ႕သြားမထိနဲ႔၊ သူက သိပ္ေဒါသႀကီးတာ။ ❍ Who's been messing with the computer? ❏ messy adj ( -ier, -iest ) ၁။ ညစ္ပတ္ေပေရေသာ။ ႐ႈပ္ပြေသာ။ မသပ္မရပ္၊ ဖိတ္ဖိတ္စဥ္စဥ္၊ ေပေပက်ံက်ံ (စားေသာ)။ a messy kitchen ❍ He's a messy eater. ၂။ ေပေပက်ံက်ံ (လုပ္ရေသာ)။ a messy job. ၃။ ႐ႈပ္ေထြးေသာ။ ဇာတ္႐ႈပ္ေသာ။ a messy situation/divorce. mess 2 /mes / n (က) ( US also mess hall ) တပ္မေတာ္ စားရိပ္သာ။ the officers' mess. (ခ) [CGp] စားရိပ္သာတြင္ စားသံုးသူမ်ား။

Examples

1. Your room is a mess; please pick up your toys.
2. ‘What a mess!’ she said
3. looking at the kitchen.
4. [make a mess] : Try not to make a mess because I’ve been cleaning.
5. [in a mess] : His papers were in a terrible mess.
6. I cleaned up the mess with a napkin.
7. There was a sticky mess on the kitchen floor.
8. Look at you – you’re a mess!
9. Mark’s jeans were a mess by the time he finished painting.
10. An economic mess
11. [be in a mess] : The company was in a complete mess when she took over.
12. [get into a mess] : I don’t know how we got into this mess.
13. [get someone into a mess] : You got me into this mess in the first place.
14. I was a complete mess after the divorce.