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You Screwed It

Definition:

Idiom: This idiomatic expression is used to convey that something has gone wrong or been messed up due to a mistake, error, or failure.

Senses:

1. Verb: To screw something up; to mess up or ruin something due to a mistake or error.
2. Interjection: An exclamation used to express frustration, disappointment, or annoyance about a situation or someone's actions.

Usage:

Sense 1: Verb - To screw something up

Example 1: I accidentally screwed up the presentation by deleting important slides.

Example 2: He screwed up his chances of winning by making a silly mistake during the game.

Example 3: Don't let a small mistake screw it up for you.

Sense 2: Interjection - Expression of frustration or disappointment

Example 1: You screwed it! We were only one step away from winning!

Example 2: Oh, you screwed it! Now we have to start all over again.

Example 3: They had the perfect plan, but John screwed it by showing up late.

Related Products:

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• The Oxford Dictionary of Idioms
• Amaz-ing Phrases: Overused Expressions & Corporate Speak
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