snafu 的 3 个定义
- a badly confused or ridiculously muddled situation: A ballot snafu in the election led to a recount.
Rare.
- in disorder; out of control; chaotic: a snafu scheme that simply won't work.
sna·fued, sna·fu·ing.Rare.
- to throw into disorder; muddle: Losing his passport snafued the whole vacation.
snafu 近义词
mistake
更多snafu例句
- The reasons include confusion about how the complex program works, IRS missteps, technical snafus and Treasury Department policy decisions that cut out large groups of people altogether.
- Zuckerberg went AWOL from the opening statements because of a technical snafu that ended up delaying the hearing for a few minutes while the CEO tried to fix the problem.
- It’s unclear, though, what caused the Apple live-stream snafu and whether or not it was deliberate.
- In summary, it seems like states are getting better at avoiding election snafus — and hopefully this means they will be minimal in November.
- That means extra work for Stadia developers who have to port their existing games to Stadia's environment, which can sometimes lead to apparent graphical snafus.
- When he was first incarcerated, he says some sort of paperwork snafu had him imprisoned under two different, but similar, names.
- It may either be a legal snafu or a general backlash that has led Lulu to make a major change to how the app operates.
- He might be interested to know that Apple fired the manager responsible for the last major snafu the company encountered.
- SNAFU—“situation normal: all f--ked up,” as soldiers used to say—was the default position for American policy.
- The Grammys snafu, however, shows a certain lack of humility.
- Everything was in apple-pie order, except for the snafu in Arzachel, Crag thought bitterly.
- "We're not giving her a chance to snafu the works," Gotch said grimly.