mess的近义词

1. 食堂
2. 伙食，一份食品，杂食，大杂烩
3. 集体用膳人员，伙食团
4. 混乱，纷乱
5. 困境
6. 足够一顿吃的量
7. 肮脏，污秽
8. 脏乱的东西
9. 屎
10. 混合饲料
11. 过失，错误
12. 会餐

1. 弄脏，弄乱，使不整洁
2. 干预，干扰，干涉，妨碍，打扰
3. （把事情）弄糟，搞乱，毁坏，使紊乱，使混乱，陷入混乱
4. （瞎）摆弄，玩弄
5. 为...配给食物，给...供膳，集体用膳，使就餐，准备伙食
6. 粗暴地对待，殴打
7. 鬼混，无所事事，闲荡
8. 随地便溺
9. 毫不费力，不费吹灰之力，轻而易举
10. 胡闹，瞎闹，胡乱地处理
11. 逍遥自在地做事
12. 勾搭，调情
13. 多管闲事，插手

1. vi. & vt. 弄脏; 弄乱 make a mess of; put into disorder or confusion
2. vi. & vt. (粗鲁地)对待 treat sb roughly or inconsiderately

1. [S][U]杂乱,脏乱; 脏东西 (a state of) untidiness or dirt
2. [S]不整洁〔乱七八糟〕的人〔事〕 sb or sth untidy, disordered, etc.
3. [U][C]粪便 a quantity of animal feces

1.脏乱;凌乱;不整洁
If you say that something isa mess orin a mess, you think that it is in an untidy state.

mess的解释

e.g. The house is amess...
屋里一片狼藉。
e.g. The wrong shampoo can leave curly hair in a tangledmess...
不合适的洗发水会使卷发纠结成乱糟糟的一团。

2.困境;麻烦;混乱
If you say that a situation isa mess, you mean that it is full of trouble or problems. You can also say that something isin a mess .

e.g. I've made such amess of my life.
我把自己的生活弄得一团糟。
e.g. ...the many reasons why the economy is in such amess...
经济陷入如此困境的众多原因

3.(意外滴落的)液体(或黏稠物)
A mess is something liquid or sticky that has been accidentally dropped on something.

e.g. Finally, making a dreadfulmess, they devour the fruit...
最后，他们狼吞虎咽地吃起了水果，果汁滴得到处都是。
e.g. I'll clear up themess later.
我呆会儿会把滴落的水擦干净。

4.(的)餐厅，食堂
Themess at a military base or military barracks is the building in which members of the armed forces can eat or relax.

e.g. ...a party at the officers'mess...
在军官餐厅举行的聚会
e.g. He hurried to theMess to find the control officer.
他匆忙赶到餐厅去找指挥官。

相关词组：mess aroundmess upmess with

1. This room's in a mess.
   这个房间杂乱不堪。
2. There's a lot of mess to clear up.
   有许多脏东西要清理。
3. You look a mess.
   你外表太邋遢了。
4. That report you did is a real mess.
   你写的那份报告乱七八糟。
5. The dog made a mess on the carpet.
   狗在地毯上大便。

• Beautiful copper saucepans filled with savoury messes which they put on the stove.

  出自：A. Uttley

• What boy has ever passed a bit of water without messing in it?

  出自：K. Grahame

• A guest would mean a great deal of messing about with oil and frying-pan.

  出自：R. K. Narayan

• The children messed about that day, doing nothing at all.

  出自：E. Blyton

• And don't go messing round with drugs.

  出自：N. Hinton

• ☆ 1300年左右进入英语，直接源自古法语的mes，意为食物的一部分，做饭的过程；最初源自晚期拉丁语的missus，意为晚餐的过程。