bungled

英 [ˈbʌŋɡld]

美 [ˈbʌŋɡld]

v.  笨拙地做; 失败
bungle的过去分词和过去式

BNC.37282 / COCA.27180

柯林斯词典

• VERB （因出错或手脚笨拙）把…搞砸
  If youbunglesomething, you fail to do it properly, because you make mistakes or are clumsy.
  1. Two prisoners bungled an escape bid after running either side of a lamp-post while handcuffed.
     两名被手铐铐在一起的囚犯试图逃跑时分别往电灯杆两边跑，结果没逃掉。
  2. ...the FBI's bungled attempt to end the 51 day siege.
     联邦调查局为结束持续51天的围困进行的糟糕尝试
  3. Bungleis also a noun.
     
  4. ...an appalling administrative bungle.
     重大管理失误

英英释义

adj

• spoiled through incompetence or clumsiness
  1. a bungled job
  Synonym:botched

双语例句

• But this time they bungled and let the Middle East fall into the hands of the Americans.
  现在它把中东搞到美国人手里去了。
• Seven years ago China bungled a round of consolidation, allowing dozens of second-tier players to limp on.
  7年前，中国搞砸了一轮行业整合，拖拉着几十家无精打采的二线航空公司。
• As most readers know, officials from Europe and the IMF badly bungled the first attempt at rescuing Cyprus.
  正如大多数读者所知，欧盟和国际货币基金组织（IMF）官员最初为塞浦路斯制定的救助计划出现了重大失误。
• President Barack Obama on Tuesday ordered a probe of a bungled New York flyover by his spare plane which sparked panic and outrage when it buzzed lower Manhattan for a photo shoot.
  奥巴马总统本周二下令调查他的备用飞机在纽约上空低空飞行惹麻烦一事，当时这架飞机在曼哈顿下城低空飞行进行“拍照秀”，此举引发了人们的恐慌和愤怒。
• They bungled the whole operation.
  他们把整个作业给搞砸了。
• It looks as though you've bungled again.
  看来你好像又把事情搞糟了。
• Two prisoners bungled an escape bid after running either side of a lamp-post while handcuffed.
  两名被手铐铐在一起的囚犯试图逃跑时分别往电灯杆两边跑，结果没逃掉。
• But the prosecution bungled the case, causing a mistrial.
  但是这个起诉贻误这个案子，导致无效审判。
• When there are alarming protests, such as those over bungled currency reforms in 2009, communities cannot co-ordinate dissent between isolated towns.
  令人不安的抗议活动出现时（比如在2009年以失败告终的货币改革之后），城镇间的相互隔绝导致抗议者之间无法沟通协调。
• Is it possible that you have bungled your attempts.
  难道你是在刻意留手。