Screwed up Meaning in English

expression · lemma: screw up

US

ˈskɹud/ /ˈəp

SKROOD-uP

UK

skɹˈuːd/ /ˈʌp

skROOD-UP

परिभाषा

An informal expression meaning something is badly damaged, disorganized, or that someone made a big mistake.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Very informal and can sound rude or vulgar; use with friends, not in formal situations. Commonly used for mistakes ('I screwed up the presentation') or describing problems ('My schedule is all screwed up'). Often interchangeable with 'messed up'.

• Spanish: arruinado - hecho un lío - metido la pata
• Portuguese (BR): estragado - bagunçado - fiz besteira
• Portuguese (PT): estragado - baralhado - fiz asneira
• Chinese (Simplified): 搞砸了 - 弄糟了
• Chinese (Traditional): 搞砸了 - 弄糟了
• Hindi: गड़बड़ कर दिया - बिगाड़ दिया
• Arabic: مدمَّر - خربت الأمور - أخطأت
• Bengali: ভারী গন্ডগোল করা - গলদ করা - এলোমেলো করা
• Russian: косячить - напортачить - всё испортить
• Japanese: めちゃくちゃにする - 大失敗する
• Vietnamese: làm hỏng - rối tung lên
• Korean: 망치다 - 엉망이 되다
• Turkish: berbat etmek - mahvetmek - karmakarışık olmak
• Urdu: بگاڑ دینا - گڑبڑ کرنا
• Indonesian: mengacaukan - membuat berantakan

उदाहरण वाक्य

He screwed up his test and got a low grade.

basic

My plans are all screwed up now.

basic

She screwed up by forgetting my birthday.

basic

Wow, this place is totally screwed up after the storm.

natural

Sorry, I really screwed up—can we start over?

natural

Things got screwed up after the changes at work.

natural