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∎ he's a messy eater il mange salement;∎ don't get all messy ne te salis pas;∎ he did some painting and got all messy il a fait de la peinture et il s'en est mis partout(b) (untidy → place) en désordre, désordonné, mal tenu; (→ person) peu soigné, négligé, débraillé; (→ hair) ébouriffé, en désordre, en bataille(c) (badly done) bâclé;∎ a messy piece of homework un devoir bâclé∎ a messy situation une situation délicate ou difficile;∎ a very messy business une affaire très embrouillée;∎ a messy divorce un divorce difficile ou compliqué -
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♦ messy /ˈmɛsɪ/a.● a messy job, un lavoro che fa sporcar le manimessilyavv.disordinatamente; in modo caoticomessinessn. [u]confusione; disordine; caos (fig.). -
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1 ( untidy) [house, room] en désordre ; [hair, appearance] négligé ; [handwriting, work] peu soigné ; -
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messy [ˊmesɪ] a1) неря́шливый, гря́зный2) беспоря́дочный -
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adjective (dirty: a messy job.) suciomessy adj1. desordenado / en desordenyour hair's messy, comb it tienes el pelo desordenado, péinate2. sucioshe's a messy eater es muy sucia comiendo / lo ensucia todo cuando cometr['mesɪ]■ do you have to be so messy? ¿tienes que desordenarlo todo?2 (confused) confuso,-a, complicado,-a, lioso,-a, enredado,-a; (awkward) difícil; (unpleasant) desagradableadj.• desarreglado, -a adj.• desordenado, -a adj.• sucio, -a adj.'mesiadjective -sier, -siestb) ( dirty) suciohe's a messy eater — no sabe comer, come sin modales
c) (unpleasant, confused) <affair/business> turbio['mesɪ]ADJ (compar messier) (superl messiest)1) (=creating mess) [person] desordenado; [animal, activity, job] suciohe's such a messy eater — lo deja todo perdido or lo ensucia todo cuando come
2) (=dirty, untidy) [place, room] desordenado; [clothes] desarreglado, desordenado; [hair] despeinado"this is a messy piece of work," said the teacher — -la presentación de este trabajo es un desastre -dijo el profesor
3) (=confused and awkward) [situation, divorce, relationship] turbio, turbulento; [process, dispute] enrevesado, complicadoshe is locked in a messy legal battle with her landlord — está metida en un pleito muy enrevesado con su casero
* * *['mesi]adjective -sier, -siestb) ( dirty) suciohe's a messy eater — no sabe comer, come sin modales
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adjective2) (awkward) vertrackt (ugs.)* * ** * *[ˈmesi]2. (dirty) schmutzig, dreckig3. (unpleasant) unerfreulicha \messy divorce eine Scheidung in Unfrieden* * *['mesɪ]adj (+er)1) (= dirty) dreckig, schmutzig; (= untidy) unordentlichhe's a messy eater — er kann nicht ordentlich essen, er isst wie ein Schwein
2) (fig) situation verfahren; (= confused) durcheinander; (= unpleasant) unschön; process, relationship schwierig; dispute unschöntheir divorce was a messy business, they had a messy divorce — ihre Scheidung war eine unerfreuliche Angelegenheit
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['mesɪ]прил.1) неряшливый, неопрятный, неаккуратныйLizzie is messy to an infuriating degree, leaving things where she drops them. — Лиззи ужасная неряха, никогда не кладёт вещи на место.
He is a messy eater. — Он не умеет аккуратно есть.
2) неряшливый, небрежный; в беспорядкеHis desk is always messy. — У него на письменном столе всегда беспорядок.
Messy writing denotes a messy mind. — Неряшливый почерк - признак неряшливого ума.
3) грязный (о работе, процессе)Do this outdoors or use plenty of newspaper, because it's a messy job. — Лучше делать это на улице или закрыть всё вокруг газетами, так как можно и самому испачкаться, и всё вокруг перепачкать.
4) неприятный, тяжёлыйHe had a messy divorce and lost his job. — Он пережил тяжёлый развод и потерял работу.
Dealing with these issues will be a messy job, but somebody will have to do it. — Заниматься этими проблемами будет не очень приятно, но кто-то должен будет это делать.
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[ʹmesı] a1. 1) грязныйto be messy with smth. - быть измазанным чем-л.
2) неприятныйwhat a messy business! - ну что за неприятная история!
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['mesɪ]1) (untidy) [ house] disordinato, in disordine; [ appearance] disordinato, trasandato; [ handwriting] disordinato, confuso3) (confused) [ lawsuit] difficile, complesso; [ business] ingarbugliato, confuso* * *adjective (dirty: a messy job.) sporco, (che fa sporcare)* * *['mesɪ]1) (untidy) [ house] disordinato, in disordine; [ appearance] disordinato, trasandato; [ handwriting] disordinato, confuso3) (confused) [ lawsuit] difficile, complesso; [ business] ingarbugliato, confuso -
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[΄mesi] a խառնաշփոթ, կեղտոտ You messy child Կեղտոտ/փնթի երեխա. It’s a messy job Դա կեղ տոտ գործ է. messy painting խառնաշփոթ նկար -
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adjective (dirty: a messy job.) snusket, sølet, grisetrotet--------roteteadj. \/ˈmesɪ\/ eller mussy1) rotete, rørete2) ( om situasjon eller problem) kinkig, vanskelig å håndtere3) grisete, sølete, skitten4) (hverdagslig, om person) mentalt forvirret -
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1. a грязный2. a неприятный3. a беспорядочныйСинонимический ряд:1. awkward (adj.) awkward; difficult; nasty; ticklish2. dirty (adj.) dirty; filthy; grubby3. slovenly (adj.) botchy; careless; disheveled; dishevelled; ill-kempt; mussy; raunchy; slapdash; slipshod; slobbery; sloven; slovenly; uncombed; unfastidious; unneat; unthorough4. untidy (adj.) confused; confusing; disordered; disorderly; disorganized; rumpled; slatternly; sloppy; unkempt; unsystematic; untidy; upsetАнтонимический ряд:clean; pleasant; tidy -
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ˈmesɪ прил.
1) грязный, запачканный Syn: dirty, muddy
2) разг. аморальный, безнравственный
3) беспорядочный Syn: disorderly, confused грязный - * floor грязный пол - * job грязная работа - to be * with smth. быть измазанным чем-л. неприятный - what a * business! ну что за неприятная история! беспорядок messy беспорядочный ~ грязный -
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