Keresés
to screw up
[phrase form: screw]
01
to ruin a situation through mistakes or poor judgment
02
felcsavar
to intensify a situation or problem
03
felcsavar
to twist one's face into an expression of discomfort, displeasure, or tension
04
felcsavar
to fasten something by rotating it often in a clockwise direction
05
felcsavar
to fold something by twisting it tightly
06
felcsavar
to cause someone to be emotionally or mentally disturbed
Példa
She felt a sinking feeling in her stomach after realizing she had screwed up the project.
The cold weather screwed up my arthritis.
The actor screwed up his face to imitate a comical expression during the performance.
His face screwed up involuntarily when he stubbed his toe on the furniture.
She screwed up her face when she tasted the sour lemon.
