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Significados de messy en inglés

Dirty and disorderly.

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Uso de messy en inglés
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In southern Europe we accept society to be a little bit messy.
The Guardian
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The challenge is fitting rigid inflation management into an often-messy political reality.
Reuters
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The situation in Britain is messy but the way forward is not.
The Irish Times
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The elections, however messy, are a key part of the political transition.
Reuters
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The Greek PM doesn't want a messy public vote on the issue.
News.com.au
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As always in Syria, however, the reality may be rather more messy.
Reuters
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A messy bailout of Cyprus earlier this year presented no wider threat.
Reuters
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In each case, the outcome is likely to be a messy compromise.
Reuters
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Certainly there are plenty of problems regarding Mr Joyce's messy love life.
News.com.au
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The politics around the project, called Project Sugar, also appear very messy.
Reuters
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Welcome, once again, to the messy and uncertain future of British politics.
The Guardian
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At least the werewolves lived large: loud and messy, but also large.
Changeless
13
A messy, error-strewn grappling match that could easily have gone either way.
The Irish Times
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A deal is key to averting a long and messy legal standoff.
Reuters
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Setting up new departments is a complex, costly, messy and protracted process.
The Irish Times
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It's not so long ago that rugby discipline was a messy business.
The Irish Times
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