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Definition of messing around - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He spent the whole day messing around instead of working.
2.
- They were just messing around, nothing serious.
Examples of messing around in a sentence
They were caught messing around instead of studying. Their relationship was just messing around, no commitments. He was caught messing around with his colleague.
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- French:glandage, batifolage, ...
- German:Trödelei, Rummachen, ...
- Italian:perdita di tempo, avventure amorose, ...
- Spanish:pérdida de tiempo, enredos amorosos, ...
- Portuguese:perda de tempo, caso passageiro, ...
- Chinese:瞎混, 随便交往, ...
- Japanese:だらだらすること, 軽い恋愛, ...
- Arabic:تَضْيِيع الوَقْت, عَلاقَة عابِرَة, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְבַּטְּלוּת, סְטוּץ, ...
- Russian:безделье, легкий роман, ...
- Ukrainian:байдикування, фліртувати, ...
- Hindi:मटरगश्ती, अस्थायी रोमांस, ...
Definition of mess around - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
- They like to mess around on weekends.
2.
- Stop messing around and be serious.
3.
- They were just messing around, nothing serious.
Examples of mess around in a sentence
He would mess around instead of studying. They love to mess around during lunch breaks. We often mess around with funny stories. They started messing around after the party. She was messing around with him for a few months.
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- French:traîner, faire l'imbécile, ...
- German:herumhängen, herumalbern, ...
- Italian:pasticciare, scherzare, ...
- Spanish:perder el tiempo, jugar, ...
- Portuguese:brincar, envolver-se, ...
- Chinese:瞎混, 胡闹, ...
- Japanese:ぶらぶらする, ふざける, ...
- Arabic:عَبِثَ, مَزَحَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְבַּטֵּל, לְהִשְׁתַּעֲשֵׁעַ, ...
- Russian:бездельничать, дурачиться, ...
- Ukrainian:байдикувати, жартувати, ...
- Hindi:मटरगश्ती करना, मज़ाक करना, ...
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