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muck about

/ˈmʌk əˌbaʊt/

Traducción: Expresión británica informal que significa comportarse de forma tonta o juguetona, perder el tiempo o dedicarse a actividades sin propósito en lugar de hacer algo productivo.

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/ˈmʌk əˌbaʊt/B2informalbritish
  • esExpresión británica informal que significa comportarse de forma tonta o juguetona, perder el tiempo o dedicarse a actividades sin propósito en lugar de hacer algo productivo.

An informal British expression meaning to behave in a silly or playful way, waste time, or engage in aimless activity instead of doing something productive.

  1. Behave foolishly or waste timeB2informalbritish

    To behave in a silly or unproductive way; to waste time instead of doing something serious.

    esperder el tiempo

    • Stop mucking about and get your homework done.
    • The kids were mucking about in the garden instead of cleaning.
    • He spent the whole afternoon mucking about with his friends.
  2. Interfere or meddleB2informalbritish

    To handle something carelessly or interfere with something, often causing damage or confusion.

    esmanosear o entrometerse

    • Who's been mucking about with my computer settings?
    • Don't muck about with the thermostat; it's set correctly.
    • He was mucking about with the engine and now it won't start.
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