Cometer un error y estropear algo.
To make a mistake and ruin something.
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Hoy la he fastidiado de verdad con la presentación. — I really screwed up the presentation today.
No dejes el papel arrugado así, por favor. — Please don't leave the paper screwed up like that.
Parece algo tocado después del incidente. — He seems a bit screwed up after the incident.
¿Otra vez la has liado con la receta de la tarta? — Did you screw up the cake recipe again?
En el cajón encontré un trozo de papel de aluminio hecho una bola. — I found a screwed up piece of foil in the drawer.
¿Estás hecho polvo por lo que pasó ayer? — Are you feeling screwed up about what happened yesterday?
No digas que la cagué con mis oportunidades, por favor. — Please don’t say I screwed up my chances.
El artista usó a propósito un papel arrugado para lograr un efecto único. — The artist intentionally used a screwed up paper for a unique effect.
Admitió que últimamente se siente muy mal. — She admitted that she’s been feeling screwed up lately.
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