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mess about

/ˈmes əbaʊt/

Traduction: Expression britannique informelle signifiant se comporter de manière stupide ou enjouée, perdre son temps, ou traiter quelqu'un avec désinvolture en étant peu fiable ou en créant des problèmes.

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/ˈmes əbaʊt/B1informalbritish
  • frExpression britannique informelle signifiant se comporter de manière stupide ou enjouée, perdre son temps, ou traiter quelqu'un avec désinvolture en étant peu fiable ou en créant des problèmes.

An informal British expression meaning to behave in a silly or playful way, to waste time, or to treat someone inconsiderately by being unreliable or causing trouble.

  1. Behave in a silly or playful wayB1informalbritish

    To spend time doing things in a playful, unserious, or aimless manner.

    frs'amuser bêtement

    • The kids were messing about in the garden instead of doing their homework.
    • Stop messing about and get to work!
    • They spent the afternoon messing about on the river.
  2. Treat someone unfairly or waste their timeB2informalbritish

    To cause trouble for someone, treat them inconsiderately, or waste their time.

    frmener en bateau

    • He's been messing her about for months, never committing to a date.
    • Don't mess me about; I need a straight answer.
    • The company messed about with the delivery schedule, causing delays.
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