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Mess
01
nepořádek, chaos
a state of disorder, untidiness, or confusion
Example
His desk is always in a mess, with papers everywhere.
After the party, the living room was a complete mess.
The kitchen was a mess after she tried to bake a cake.
02
chaos, nepořádek
a situation with many problems or difficulties, caused particularly by someone who is careless
Example
The unplanned changes to the schedule turned the event into a logistical mess.
The project 's budget overrun created a financial mess that took months to sort out.
His failure to submit the report on time left the team in a mess with the client.
03
jídelna, mess
a large dining room or area in a military establishment where service personnel eat, socialize, and relax
Example
The soldiers gathered in the mess for their evening meal.
She decorated the mess for the holiday party.
They discussed their plans over coffee in the mess.
04
jídlo, jídelna
a meal provided for military personnel in a communal dining facility known as a mess hall
Example
The soldiers enjoyed their evening mess after a long day of training.
Breakfast mess was served promptly at 0600 hours.
He looked forward to the special holiday mess prepared by the kitchen staff.
05
kaše, směs jídla
a dish or serving of soft, semiliquid food, often consisting of a mixture of ingredients
Example
The cat enjoyed a mess of wet food from its bowl.
The chef served a delicious mess of stew at the dining table.
He spooned a mess of porridge into his bowl on the cold winter morning.
06
nepořádek, chaos
a large number, amount, or extent of something, often creating a sense of disorder or clutter
Example
The team encountered a mess of problems during the project.
She bought a mess of fresh vegetables from the farmers ' market.
The kitchen counter was covered with a mess of dirty dishes.
to mess
01
znečistit, nepořádat
to make something dirty or some place untidy
Transitive: to mess sth
Example
Spilling food on the kitchen counter can mess the surface.
Dropping litter in public spaces can mess the environment.
Carelessly tossing clothes on the floor can mess the appearance of a bedroom.
02
jístspolu, večeřetspolu
to dine together with someone, typically within a shared dining facility
Intransitive
Example
As members of the same unit, they often messed during training exercises and deployments.
Every evening, the soldiers would mess together in the barracks, sharing stories of their day.
The pilots would mess in the base 's dining facility, recounting their missions while refueling for their next flight.
Příklad
His desk is always in a mess, with papers everywhere.
After the party, the living room was a complete mess.
The kitchen was a mess after she tried to bake a cake.
The child's room is such a mess that it's hard to walk through.
He felt like his life was a mess after losing his job.
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