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Phrasal Verbs Usando 'Up' - Arruinar las cosas o causar problemas

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Phrasal Verbs With 'Up'
to ball up
to ball up
[Verbo]

to ruin or create disorder in something

arruinar, desordenar

arruinar, desordenar

Ex: He balled up the presentation by forgetting important details. 
to botch up

to make a serious mistake that causes a lot of harm or destruction

estropear, arruinar

estropear, arruinar

Ex: He botched up the important presentation with numerous errors. 
to clutter up

to transform a place into a messy or disorganized environment

atestar, llenar de desorden

atestar, llenar de desorden

Ex: She tends to clutter her desk up with stacks of papers and random objects. 
to cock up
to cock up
[Verbo]

to mess up something, often due to the lack of necessary ability or knowledge

estropear, meter la pata

estropear, meter la pata

Ex: They totally cocked up the project by failing to coordinate the tasks properly. 
to jumble up

to disorganize items, elements, or information, creating a state of confusion or chaos

revolver, desordenar

revolver, desordenar

Ex: Please don't jumble the documents up; we need them in order. 
to mess up
to mess up
[Verbo]

to make a mistake or error, causing a situation or task to become disorganized, confused, or unsuccessful

equivocarse

equivocarse

Ex: If you don't pay attention, you might mess up the experiment. 
to mix up
to mix up
[Verbo]

to unintentionally change the arrangement or order of a group of things, often leading to confusion or errors

confundir, mezclar

confundir, mezclar

Ex: She often mixes up the order of the steps when following a recipe. 
to muck up
to muck up
[Verbo]

to mess up and not succeed because of a mistake that completely ruins something

meter la pata

meter la pata

Ex: The chef was disappointed when he realized he had mucked up the recipe, resulting in a disastrous dish. 
to muddle up

to confuse or mix two or more things or people together

confundir, mezclar

confundir, mezclar

Ex: I always muddle up their names. 
to slip up
to slip up
[Verbo]

to make a mistake

cometer un error, equivocarse

cometer un error, equivocarse

Ex: He didn't mean to insult her, but he slipped up and said something unintentionally hurtful. 
to trip up
to trip up
[Verbo]

to make someone stumble or fall by hitting or catching their foot on something

hacer tropezar, hacer caer

hacer tropezar, hacer caer

Ex: The loose carpet in the hallway has tripped up several people recently. 
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