muck up

• Verbo frasal que significa estropear, arruinar o desordenar algo, o causar un fracaso; también puede referirse a ensuciar o manchar.

A phrasal verb meaning to spoil, ruin, or make a mess of something, or to cause something to fail.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Make a mess or spoilinformalbritish

   To make something dirty, messy, or to ruin it.

   ensuciar, estropear o arruinar

   • He mucked up the kitchen while trying to cook.
   • Don't muck up your new shoes in the mud.
   • She mucked up the whole plan by arriving late.

   Sinónimosbefoulbotchbungledirtyfoul upmess upruinscrew upspoilsully

   Antónimoscleanimproveneatenperfecttidy

2. Make a mistakeinformalbritish

   To fail at something or do it incorrectly.

   cometer un error

   • I mucked up the exam because I didn't study enough.
   • He mucked up his lines during the play.
   • They mucked up the project by ignoring the instructions.

   Sinónimosblunderbotchbungleerrflubfoul upgoofmess upscrew up

   Antónimosexcelsucceed

Verbo basemuck