MESS-2
15 / 11 / 2011
MESS-2: meaning and examples
Good morning again.
Today we continue with our look at expressions with the word MESS.
Today's expression is: to mess something up
Meaning 1: to make something dirty or untidy.
Example 1:
David. Please... if you mess up the kitchen, please clean it up.
Meaning 2: to spoil something or do it badly.
Example 2:
If you change the date of the meeting you'll mess up all of my plans and arrangements for the next conference in Berlin.
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Have a great day!
Today we continue with our look at expressions with the word MESS.
Today's expression is: to mess something up
Meaning 1: to make something dirty or untidy.
Example 1:
David. Please... if you mess up the kitchen, please clean it up.
Meaning 2: to spoil something or do it badly.
Example 2:
If you change the date of the meeting you'll mess up all of my plans and arrangements for the next conference in Berlin.
Remember that if you have questions or comments about today's Daily Vitamin, you can post a query in the Daily Vitamin section on our website.
Have a great day!
