Messの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: 잭이 도망갈 때는 건드리지 마라. 정도가 됩니다.

A: It can have a couple meanings.
It can mean that you are dirty or have messed up clothing. You need a shower or to change. So you can say “I am a mess”

It can also refer to your ability to handle problems in life. If you make a lot of mistakes, are forgetful, or fail to achieve your goals, you can say “I am a mess”.

A: @hanixf

What a strange expression

I wonder if it refers to the concept of

Mise en scene

This phrase is used by film and theatre directors. It refers to the way that they control every little part of the scene which they are presenting - thereby, transmitting their ideas to the best effect possible. Just as a painter makes distortions and accommodations to reality in order to express themself.

Don't mess with my mise - I've got everything set up the way I want. Leave it alone

Make any sense? 🤷‍♀️

A: Making a mess is making things out of orderliness. It's like causing trouble or not making a good job. Making a mess is simply making things hard for you and others😂

A: It means that you are doing what your suppose to and not doing other tasks.

A: He was messing around on her (cheating)

A: Why did you pull me into this kind of mess? Are you messing with me?


Mess= conflict, disorganized, to make someone conflicted or off guard

A: "clean up the mess in your room"
"what a messy house"
"my life is a mess"
"his yard is a mess"
"my grades are a mess"
"clean up the mess you made in the kitchen"
" you left your stuff in the living room. It's a mess! Pick it up!"

A: "Mess Around" means doing things for fun and to waste time.
"We should have been cleaning, but instead we just messed around playing video games."
"Stop messing around!" means "stop wasting time, it's time to do what you need to do."

A: I messed up the room by splattering paint on the wall. I messed up my relationship by cheating on my girlfriend. I messed up my paper by citing the wrong source.

You can also say "fucked up" instead of messed up.

A: I would say more general rather than serious without the Around.

But the "around" one can be used in a general terms too.


It all boils down to the context it is used in.

Like you could say;

To a Child - Stop messing around with the Tv.

About a Man and a Woman - Yea I hear those two have been messing around with each other for a while now.

Hope I didn't confuse you even more.

A: They can all mean the same thing but people tend to save the vulgarity for the worst moment. Also "Screw up" and "fuck up" may be used as nouns:
He's such a screw up. He ruins everything.
I shouldn't talk. I am a major fuck up myself. I just lost my job.

A: you are correct both can mean bugging someone. mess with someone can be joking with them in a playful manner.

A: Make a mess means to make a place untidy. It can also mean to make mistakes with a task. You made a mess of the kitchen. You made a mess of my hair.
Mess up can mean the same but normally means make a mistake with a task. I gave you a simple thing to do and all you can do is mess up!
Scatter means to throw things around, it could be rubbish but you also scatter seeds to sow them. Scatter can also be used to describe people. When students leave university they scatter all over the country to find a job.
To litter is to carelessly drop rubbish on the ground. He was fined £50 for dropping cigarette litter in the street.

A: Mess up something = Cause destruction, make a mistake

Mess with something = touch/mess with someone's belongings or properties

Mess somethin = not used

A:
2 time - 바람 핀다는 표현입니다
Mess with my affairs - 나의 일에 간섭한다는 표현입니다
Dream on - 허황된 꿈을 계속 꾸라는 표현입니다

A: 人生を台無しにする

A: They mean almost the same thing but "clutter" usually means a lot in a small area but "mess" means nothing is where it should be

"It was such a mess in my room I couldn't walk without stepping on something"

"The kitchen was so cluttered with dishes I was surprised to see so many dishes for such a small house"

A: There are three people involved here, right?
1. the person who wouldn't stop messing around with the phone
2. the person who owns the phone
3. me, the speaker.

Okay, then:
I wish he would stop messing around with your smart phone all the time and talk with me.

You guys should have a No Phone Policy during quality time. I hate that too.

A: QAの全文をご確認ください

A: It means “took control” of the situation. Lancelot began speaking, which means he took over (took control) of the conversation.

A: 맞아요

A: to mess with something: to cause damage or to change in some way (usually negative)

A: it should be more like "the books are piling up it's making a mess" but your sentence technically makes sense.

A: I messed up.....
Why am i such a mess?...

Enough is enough!!
I’m fed up, I can’t take it anymore.

I just want to ask “What’s your problem?”

Everyone hates you. / Nobody likes you.
I hate you too.
I am allergic to myself.

I’m so emotionally negative right now.


Just Ignore me.