Muss Meaning in English
word
mʌs
MUHS
mˈʌs
MUHS
释义
To make something messy, untidy, or wrinkled by disturbing its arrangement, especially hair, clothes, or bedding.
用法与细微差别
'Muss' is somewhat old-fashioned and more common in written or literary English than in everyday conversation. It is often used with hair ('muss up your hair'). Don't confuse with 'mess' or the modal verb 'must.'
Spanish: desordenar - despeinarPortuguese (BR): bagunçar - desarrumarPortuguese (PT): despenteado - desarrumarChinese (Simplified): 弄乱Chinese (Traditional): 弄亂Hindi: उलझा देना - अस्त-व्यस्त कर देनाArabic: بعثرةBengali: বিকৃত করা - এলোমেলো করাRussian: взъерошить - растрепатьJapanese: くしゃくしゃにする - 乱すVietnamese: làm rối - làm xáo trộnKorean: 헝클어뜨리다 - 흐트러뜨리다Turkish: dağıtmak - karıştırmakUrdu: بگاڑنا - اُلجھاناIndonesian: mengacak-acak - mengacaukan
例句
Don't muss your hair before the photo.
basic
The cat likes to muss the sheets on the bed.
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He mussed his shirt while playing.
basic
She likes to muss up her hair for a wild look.
natural
A breeze can easily muss your neatly styled hair.
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Don't worry if the kids muss the living room a bit—it happens.
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