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A complete mess

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Explanation: To describe chaos or corruption that is beyond control.

From: Guo Moruo's "Revolutionary Spring and Autumn Period·Student Times": "The newly opened middle school is even more of a mess, full of jokes."

Source

Qing Zeng Park's "Nie Haihua": "Instead of caring about the situation, pretending to be a hero, and making a mess when it comes, it is better to be honest, reveal the truth, and find a way out."

Example sentences

Mom and dad are not at home, and the little brother has made the house unsightly.