bungled

基本解释

• v.拙劣地工作；粗率地做；搞坏；贻误
• n.粗制滥造；搞糟的工作

同根派生

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英汉例句

双语例句

• The electrician bungled the wiring job.
  电工笨拙地做接线工作。
• Second, the authorities have this time bungled the public relations.
  第二，这次当局者搞砸了与公众之间关系。
• Bungled attempts to grab land, and protests by farmers, scared Tata and others away.
  笨拙的占地尝试和农民的抗议，吓跑了塔塔和其他企业。

原声例句

• You'll remember there's first the bungled attempt by the two brothers to release her.
  你们都记得他的两个哥哥第一次是,如何笨拙的尝试去解救她的。
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权威例句

• Of course, that was put on ice when BATS bungled its own IPO in February.
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• More worrying, the National Health Service has bungled some of its preparations for an unconventional attack.
  ECONOMIST: Tense times at home
• His troubles concerned a bungled burglary attempt at the Watergate — no one got killed.
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词组短语

短语

• bungled landing 笨拙着陆
• bungled handling 笨拙
• be bungled 砸
• bungled procedure paradigm 糟糕程序范式
• a bungled performance 拙劣表现

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• If you bungle something, you fail to do it properly, because you make mistakes or are clumsy.
• Bungle is also a noun.
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