messy 英 [ˈmesi]   美 [ˈmɛsi]

messy

messy  英 [ˈmesi] 美 [ˈmɛsi]

adj. 凌乱的,脏乱的 

比较级:messier  最高级:messiest 

The house was always messy. 这房子总是乱糟糟的。
Her long black hair was messy and dirty. 她乌黑的长发又脏又乱。

  • Messy things are sloppy, disorganized, or dirty. Your messy room isn't bothering anyone but you — but your messy clothes might not be appropriate for your cousin's formal wedding.
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  • adj. 凌乱的,脏乱的
  • 1. The house was always messy.

    这房子总是乱糟糟的。

  • 2. Her long black hair was messy and dirty.

    她乌黑的长发又脏又乱。

  • 3. It was a messy job.

    这是项很脏的工作。

  • 4. The divorce was painful and messy.

    那次离婚令人痛苦而又纠葛不清。

  • messy (adj.) 1843, "untidy," from mess (n.) + -y (2). Figurative use ("unethical") by 1924. Related: Messily; messiness.
messy / ˈmesi ; NAmE ˈmesi / adjective ( mess·ier , messi·est ) 1 dirty and/or untidy 肮脏的;凌乱的;不整洁的 SYN chaotic The house was always messy. 这房子总是乱糟糟的。 ( NAmE) Her long black hair was messy and dirty. 她乌黑的长发又脏又乱。 2 making sb/sth dirty and/or untidy 使脏乱的;使不整洁的 It was a messy job. 这是项很脏的工作。 3 (of a situation 状况 ) unpleasant, confused or difficult to deal with 混乱的;难以处理的;令人厌烦的 The divorce was painful and messy. 那次离婚令人痛苦而又纠葛不清。 messy messier messiest messy / ˈmesi ; NAmE ˈmesi /
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