Summary
English to German: more detail...
- mess up:
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Wiktionary:
- mess up → vermasseln, verpatzen, versauen
English
Detailed Translations for mess-up from English to German
mess-up:
Translation Matrix for mess-up:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | balls-up; ballup; cockup |
Synonyms for "mess-up":
Related Definitions for "mess-up":
mess up:
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to mess up (spoil; muck up; botch up)
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to mess up (muck up; foul up; upset; ruin)
ruinieren; zerstören; abnehmen; fertigmachen; zurückgehen; verkommen; zurücklaufen-
fertigmachen verb (mache fertig, machst fertig, macht fertig, machte fertig, machtet fertig, fertiggemacht)
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zurückgehen verb (gehe zurück, gehst zurück, geht zurück, gang zurück, ganget zurück, zurückgegangen)
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zurücklaufen verb (laufe zurück, läufst zurück, läuft zurück, lief zurück, liefet zurück, zurückgelaufen)
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to mess up
Conjugations for mess up:
present
- mess up
- mess up
- messes up
- mess up
- mess up
- mess up
simple past
- messed up
- messed up
- messed up
- messed up
- messed up
- messed up
present perfect
- have messed up
- have messed up
- has messed up
- have messed up
- have messed up
- have messed up
past continuous
- was messing up
- were messing up
- was messing up
- were messing up
- were messing up
- were messing up
future
- shall mess up
- will mess up
- will mess up
- shall mess up
- will mess up
- will mess up
continuous present
- am messing up
- are messing up
- is messing up
- are messing up
- are messing up
- are messing up
subjunctive
- be messed up
- be messed up
- be messed up
- be messed up
- be messed up
- be messed up
diverse
- mess up!
- let's mess up!
- messed up
- messing up
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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the mess up
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Synonyms for "mess up":
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Wiktionary Translations for mess up:
mess up
verb
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(transitiv); salopp: etwas, was einen anderen betrifft, absichtlich oder absichtslos zum Scheitern bringen
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(transitiv); salopp: etwas (zumeist eine Prüfung, Test oder Ähnliches) mangelhaft, minderwertig machen
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umgangssprachlich: durch ungeschicktes Verhalten oder schlampige Arbeit verderben
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(umgangssprachlich): (jemanden oder etwas) verderben