Messier Meaning in English
word · lemma: messy
释义
Comparative form of 'messy'; used to describe something or someone that is more untidy or dirty than something else.
用法与细微差别
Only used when comparing two or more things; often about rooms, hair, or situations. Not used for formal writing. Common in conversational English.
Spanish: más desordenado - más sucioPortuguese (BR): mais bagunçado - mais sujoPortuguese (PT): mais desarrumado - mais sujoChinese (Simplified): 更乱 - 更脏Chinese (Traditional): 更亂 - 更髒Hindi: और गंदा - और अव्यवस्थितArabic: أكثر فوضى - أكثر قذارةBengali: আরও বিশ্রী - আরও গুছানো নয়Russian: грязнее - беспорядочнееJapanese: より散らかっている - 汚くなっているVietnamese: bừa bộn hơn - lộn xộn hơnKorean: 더 지저분한 - 더 어질러진Turkish: daha dağınık - daha pisUrdu: زیادہ گندا - زیادہ بےترتیبIndonesian: lebih berantakan - lebih kotor
例句
My room is messier than my brother's.
basic
After the party, the kitchen was messier than before.
basic
Your handwriting is getting messier every day.
basic
The more I try to fix my hair, the messier it gets.
natural
Things are getting messier at work with each new project.
natural
I thought the situation couldn't get any messier, but I was wrong.
natural