mess
US /mes/
UK /mes/
1.
kekacauan, sepah
a dirty or untidy state or place
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The room was a complete mess after the party.
Bilik itu sangat bersepah selepas parti.
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Please clean up this mess.
Tolong bersihkan kekacauan ini.
2.
masalah, kekacauan
a difficult or unpleasant situation
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He got himself into a real mess with his lies.
Dia telah menyebabkan dirinya berada dalam masalah besar dengan pembohongannya.
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The economy is in a terrible mess.
Ekonomi berada dalam kekacauan yang teruk.
3.
mess, dewan makan
a group of people who regularly eat meals together, especially in the armed forces
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The soldiers gathered in the mess hall for dinner.
Para askar berkumpul di dewan makan untuk makan malam.
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He joined the officers' mess after his promotion.
Dia menyertai mess pegawai selepas kenaikan pangkatnya.
1.
mengotorkan, mengacaukan
make (something or someone) dirty or untidy
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Don't mess up your clothes with paint.
Jangan kotorkan pakaian anda dengan cat.
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The children always mess up the living room.
Kanak-kanak sentiasa mengotorkan ruang tamu.
2.
mengacaukan, merosakkan
handle (something) badly or without skill
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He really messed up the presentation.
Dia benar-benar mengacaukan pembentangan itu.
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Don't mess with that software if you don't know what you're doing.
Jangan mengganggu perisian itu jika anda tidak tahu apa yang anda lakukan.