What an exciting bread stall he has.

他摊子让人看来好兴奋啊。

The cottage was a mess! The kitchen was a mess!

这小屋团糟！厨房烂摊子！

Don't get too close to the stand.

别靠近那摊子.

You can't miss it — it's got an enormous sign showing a couple of ducks.

很好找，那摊子有巨画着几只鸭子标志。

Past administrations allowed this to happen. I've inherited a mess.

前任政府允许这种情况发生。我继承了烂摊子。

I'll go clean up the mess out front.

我去收拾门前烂摊子。

I spend eight hours at work and then come home to this mess? ! Really?

我花了八小时工作，然后回家之后看到这堆烂摊子？！真吗？

But, can trees actually make a big enough difference in cleaning up our mess?

但，树木真能在清理我们烂摊子方面发挥足作用吗？

He's got a huge mess to clean up.

他有堆烂摊子要清理。

Someone had to clean up your mess.

总得有人来给你收拾烂摊子。

You all right? Sorry about all this. Merlin's not been in today.

你还好吧？抱歉这乱摊子。梅林今天没来。

It's slightly embarrassing to contrast these efforts with our own mess.

对比这些努力与我们自己烂摊子这有点尴尬。

There is a long line at the hotdog stand.

卖热狗摊子前排着长队。

And there’s one reason we make such a mess of it.

当然留下这么烂摊子也有原因。

She just did. - Yeah, clean up your own mess.

她刚帮了。- 自己收拾烂摊子。

The United States was effectively left with the mess.

事实上这烂摊子又丢给了美国。

Her parents were desperately trying to clean up the mess.

她父母正在拼命清理这烂摊子。

“She needs to clean this mess up.”

“她需要把这烂摊子收拾干净。”

" She needs to clean up this mess."

“她需要收拾这烂摊子。”

You leave a big mess in your wake.

你留下了堆烂摊子。