bungles

bungles

美 [ˈbʌŋɡ(ə)l] 　英 ['bʌŋɡ(ə)l]

• v.搞坏(事情等)；粗糙草率地修补；粗制滥造；拙劣地工作
• n.粗制滥造
• 网络贻误；搞糟；笨拙地做

词形变化

第三人称单数：bungles  现在分词：bungling  过去式：bungled  

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英汉解释

v.	1. 搞坏(事情等),做坏(工作等) 2. 粗糙草率地修补;粗制滥造 3. 拙劣地工作
n.	1. 粗制滥造,笨拙

英英解释

v.	1. to spoil something by doing it very badly
n.	1. a situation that has been dealt with very badly

例句

Knightley played Rose, a young girl who helps to nurse Oliver back to health after the urchin bungles a robbery on her benefactor.

奈特莉扮演Rose，一个在淘气的奥利弗抢劫她的恩人失败后照顾他使他恢复健康的年轻女孩。

Together, they have stifled debate, covered up bungles and made assumptions about risks that were too optimistic.

他们联手压制争议，用拙略的手段掩盖真像，并在评估危险时过于乐观。

No sense of humour: things go wrong in life and at work. If you cannot laugh at the bungles, the journey is simply too painful.

没有幽默感：人在生活和工作中都难免出错。如果受挫后不懂自嘲，人生道路会十分痛苦。

But alas, what they learn from how adults deal with bungles tells them a different story, says "Mistakes" author Tavris.

但是，他们从成人身上学到的处理拙劣的工作的情形告诉他们不一样的事实，《错误》的作者泰吾瑞斯说。

Piccaninny Gorges, Bungles Bungle, Australia

黑人小孩峡谷，宾高宾高斯，澳大利亚