Messed up Meaning in English

expression · lemma: mess up

US

ˈmɛst/ /ˈəp

MEST-uhp

UK

mˈɛst/ /ˈʌp

MEST-up

परिभाषा

A slang expression meaning something is broken, badly done, or emotionally troubled. It can describe problems, situations, or people.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Very informal, often used in conversation. Can describe emotional states ('He's really messed up'), mistakes ('I messed up'), or things ('That's messed up'). Don't use in formal writing. 'Messed up' about people can imply serious emotional or psychological issues.

• Spanish: estropeado - confundido - arruinado
• Portuguese (BR): bagunçado - ferrado - confuso
• Portuguese (PT): desarrumado - lixado (informal) - confuso
• Chinese (Simplified): 搞砸的 - 弄乱的 - 出错的
• Chinese (Traditional): 搞砸的 - 弄亂的 - 出錯的
• Hindi: गड़बड़ - बिगड़ा हुआ - उलझा हुआ
• Arabic: فاسد - مشوش - خربان
• Bengali: গণ্ডগোল – নষ্ট – বিগড়ে গেছে – মন খারাপ (মানসিক অবস্থা)
• Russian: испортился – сломанный – психически нестабильный (о человеке) – просто ужасно
• Japanese: めちゃくちゃ – 壊れている – 精神的におかしい
• Vietnamese: bừa bộn – hỏng hóc – rối loạn (tinh thần)
• Korean: 엉망이다 – 망가지다 – 정신적으로 힘들다
• Turkish: berbat – dağılmış – sorunlu (psikolojik)
• Urdu: بگاڑ دیا – خراب – ذہنی پریشان
• Indonesian: berantakan – rusak – terganggu (secara emosional/mental)

उदाहरण वाक्य

My room is really messed up right now.

basic

He felt messed up after the accident.

basic

The file is messed up and won’t open.

basic

That’s so messed up—I can’t believe they did that.

natural

Sorry, I really messed up your project.

natural

Sometimes I think my life is just totally messed up.

natural