Desordenada (en. Messy)

/desoɾðeˈnaða/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
Definition: It refers to something that is not ordered or organized.
Example Sentence: Her room is always disordered.
Su habitación siempre está desordenada.
Definition: Said of a person who lacks order or is chaotic in their actions.
Example Sentence: He is a disordered person; he never finds what he is looking for.
Es una persona desordenada, nunca encuentra lo que busca.
Definition: That presents a state of confusion or chaos.
Example Sentence: The documentation is disordered and hard to follow.
La documentación está desordenada y es difícil de seguir.

Etymology

Etymology/Origin: From Spanish 'desordenar', which comes from 'des-' (privation) and 'ordenar' (to put in order).

Common Phrases and Expressions

Common Phrase: to have a disordered house
Common Phrase Meaning: It means that the house is in a disorganized and dirty state.
tener la casa desordenada
Common Phrase: to be disordered
Common Phrase Meaning: It refers to a person or thing that has no order in its arrangement.
estar desordenado
Common Phrase: to try to bring order to the disorder
Common Phrase Meaning: To try to organize something that is very disorganized.
tratar de poner orden en el desorden
Common Phrase: a total mess
Common Phrase Meaning: It is used to refer to a situation where there is a lot of disorder.
un desorden total

Related Words

Related Word: order
Related Word Description: State of things that are organized or arranged correctly.
orden
Related Word: disorder
Related Word Description: Situation where things are out of their natural order.
desorden
Related Word: organization
Related Word Description: The action of organizing something or the state of being organized.
organización

Slang Meanings

Slang Meaning: Mess
Slang Example: The place was in total mess after the party.
El lugar estaba en un desmadre total después de la fiesta.
Slang Meaning: Chaos
Slang Example: That group of friends lives in constant chaos.
Ese grupo de amigos vive en un descontrol constante.