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bunglingly

/buhng-guhl/US // ˈbʌŋ gəl //UK // (ˈbʌŋɡəl) //

一塌糊涂地,一塌糊涂,一塌糊涂的,糊里糊涂地

Related Words

flub忽悠,忽悠人,失误,失败gum up胶水,含糊其辞,含糊不清,黏着err错,误差,错了,谬误miscalculate失算,失算的情况下,失算的情况,误判botch敷衍了事,敷衍塞责,敷衍,敷衍了事的人screw up搞砸了,弄砸了,搞砸,捣乱mismanage管理不善,搞砸了,搞乱,弄错了muff马夫,闷棍,袖口,拷问mishandle处理不当,错误处理,误操作,误伤fudge软糖,软膏,软木,软饮料mar娶,娶妻ruin破坏,毁坏,毁掉,毁了butcher屠夫,屠户,屠杀者,卖肉的fumble摸索,摸索前进,摸索着前进spoil破坏,糟蹋,弄坏,弄坏了boggle绕口令,拗口,迷惑,拗拗看foul up犯规,犯规了,弄虚作假mess up弄乱了,弄乱,搞乱,搞乱了ball up涨球,抛球,涨球了,涨球法louse up弄脏了,弄脏,弄脏了的,污辱

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    bun·gled, bun·gling.

    • : to do clumsily and awkwardly; botch: He bungled the job.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1

    bun·gled, bun·gling.

    • : to perform or work clumsily or inadequately: He is a fool who bungles consistently.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a bungling performance.
    • : that which has been done clumsily or inadequately.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inawkwardly
Synonyms
clumsily笨拙地,拙劣地,笨重地,笨手笨脚地stiffly僵硬地,僵硬的,坚硬地,生硬地carelessly不经意地,不经意间,不小心,不经意的fumblingly摸索地,摸索着,摸索着说,摸索中gawkily目不转睛地看着,目不转睛地看,目不转睛地盯着,目不转睛地gracelessly不客气地,愉快地,黯然神伤地,黯然地inelegantly不雅观地,不雅地,不雅观的,不雅观ineptly无能地,不合时宜地,无效地,无能lumberingly笨拙地,笨重地,伐木累累,伐木unadroitly不经意地,不经意间,胡乱地,不经意的uncouthly粗鲁地,粗俗地,粗暴地,粗野地ungracefully不客气地,毫不客气地,毫不客气的说,平静地unskillfully不熟练地,不熟练的,不熟练,不谙世事with difficulty艰难地,困难重重,艰难的,艰难地进行着
as inclumsily
Synonyms
awkwardly笨拙地,尴尬地,尴尬的是,拙劣地gawkily目不转睛地看着,目不转睛地看,目不转睛地盯着,目不转睛地stumblingly跌跌撞撞地,跌跌撞撞,跌跌撞撞的,步履蹒跚地

Examples

  • Tatum and Hill reunite in 22 Jump Street as Jenko and Schmidt, hapless cops who go undercover as students to bungle a drug ring.

  • The Yankees have been paying for this $270 million bungle—enabled by some savvy advice from Goldman Sachs—ever since.

  • Every Senator who voted for Obamacare is accused of being the 60th vote, but few managed to bungle the process as badly as Nelson.

  • The Bergamots do have a beautiful life—a life they bungle out of fear, vanity, desperation, and love.

  • It was watching the military bungle one such investigation that eventually caused Jacob to leave the service.

  • I never knew him bungle over a rope or make a bad slip, and it was simply a pleasure to see him steer.

  • In practically all crimes attempted by scientists they bungle their jobs completely.

  • I am sure the snarling Beasts could never bungle Life as men do, darling, Who half know.

  • Not very seriously, I am afraid, lamented Nathalie, judging from the bungle I made in trying to learn that square knot.

  • "I'm afraid I shall make a worse bungle of it than I did of the toast," he said, as he saw her folding her hands with delight.

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