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botch

/boch/US // bɒtʃ //UK // (bɒtʃ) //

敷衍了事,敷衍塞责,敷衍,敷衍了事的人

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Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to spoil by poor work; bungle: He botched up the job thoroughly.
    • : to do or say in a bungling manner.
    • : to mend or patch in a clumsy manner.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a clumsy or poor piece of work; bungle: He made a complete botch of his first attempt at baking.
    • : a clumsily added part or patch.
    • : a disorderly or confused combination.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbblunder
Forms: botched
Synonyms
bobble摇头丸,摇头晃脑,摇摆不定,摇头晃脑的bumble熊猫,大黄蜂,熊孩子,熊熊bungle一团糟,胡闹,搞乱了,搞乱err错,误差,错了,谬误flub忽悠,忽悠人,失误,失败fumble摸索,摸索前进,摸索着前进miscalculate失算,失算的情况下,失算的情况,误判mishandle处理不当,错误处理,误操作,误伤misjudge误判,错误判断,错判,判断失误mismanage管理不善,搞砸了,搞乱,弄错了muff马夫,闷棍,袖口,拷问screw up搞砸了,弄砸了,搞砸,捣乱blow打击,吹,打吹,吹吹boggle绕口令,拗口,迷惑,拗拗看bollix螺栓,螺栓连接,螺栓连接的boot开机,靴子,靴,开机启动butcher屠夫,屠户,屠杀者,卖肉的distort歪曲,歪曲事实,扭曲,曲解flounder鲽鱼,漫天飞舞,漫天飞舞的鱼群,漫无目的的游荡mar娶,娶妻mend补,修补,缝补,补足mess混乱,混乱的局面,杂乱无章,乱七八糟的东西misapply错用,误用,错用了,滥用misconstrue误解,误解了,错解,弄错了muddle淆乱,搞乱,淆杂,淆乱的mutilate肢解,残害,残缺不全,毁坏patch补丁,打补丁,修补,补缀ruin破坏,毁坏,毁掉,毁了spoil破坏,糟蹋,弄坏,弄坏了stumble趔趄,绊倒,跌跌撞撞,踉跄wreck残骸,失事,破坏,沉船fall down倒下,跌倒,摔倒,掉下来goof up搞砸了,打混,搞砸,糊弄人gum up胶水,含糊其辞,含糊不清,黏着louse up弄脏了,弄脏,弄脏了的,污辱mess up弄乱了,弄乱,搞乱,搞乱了miscompute误算,错算,计算错误,算错了misconjecture错误猜测,错觉,误猜,猜测muck up弄脏了,弄脏,捣乱,捣乱的pull a boner勃起,鼓起勇气,勃起功能,勃起功能障碍

Examples

  • And if you don't botch the interview, you're pretty much in.

  • If you don't botch the questionnaire, you are summoned for a one-on-one interview with Pierre.

  • If you don't botch the email, Pierre will send you a questionnaire-style application form.

  • He'd botch it, as he's botched everything foreign-policy related in this campaign.

  • I knowed twas Botch, without lookin, for it couldnt be nothin else.

  • When Botch thunkwhen he got hard at ittwould give you the shivers.

  • They wasnt no sea nor shore for Botch no more; they wasnt no earth, no heavens.

  • Botch-work and bungling are inexcusable, as well in writing as in the transaction of business.

  • I am at present here to botch up a piece of work, which was originally well imagined but badly executed.