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M: I think I just bombed my history test. I don't think I'm going to pass.

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M: No, I said I bombed my test, that means I did very poorly, and probably will get a very low mark.

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M: Well, sometimes we might say a movie or a play "bombed". That means that no one wanted to see it, and it probably lost a lot of money.

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M: Sounds like it bombed to me. Remember the play we went to a few weeks ago? The actors were terrible!

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M: Absolutely! Hey listen, Li Hua, can we please change the subject? I don't want to think about failure right now. What would you like to eat? It's my treat.

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M: Please! Don't mention tests!

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M: Ah, here's my hamburger. Ack! They messed up my order! There are onions on this burger!

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M: I told them not to put onions on my burger, but they forgot. Therefore I said that they "messed up my order". I can also just say "they messed up."

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M: That's right. Also, "to mess up something" can mean to break or damage something.

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M: Sure! Hey, you'd better tell her to buy you a new chain.

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M: What? She broke your bicycle, and she's angry at you? That's just wrong!

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M: She messed up the TV she borrowed? You don't need a roommate like her.

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M: Well, I'm really out of luck today. I bombed my test, they messed up my burger, and now I have to repair your bike!

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M: Ok, ok!

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