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to mess with
[phrase form: mess]
01
touche à, s'attaquer à
to get involved with something or someone, often dangerous, in a way that might lead to problems or harm
Transitive: to mess with sb/sth
Informal02
taquiner, embêter
to tease or joke with someone in a lighthearted and good-natured manner
Transitive: to mess with sb
Informal03
se moquer de, ridiculiser
to criticize, mock, or insult someone
Transitive: to mess with sb/sth
Informalmess with
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Exemple
Teenagers were cautioned not to mess with drugs due to the potential harm and legal consequences.
It's best not to mess with wild animals in their natural habitat to avoid dangerous situations.
Changing the project timeline without discussing it first can mess with our deadlines.
He warned his friends not to mess with his relationship by spreading rumors.
Trying to mess with the powerful currents of the river is extremely risky and not advisable.
