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Meanings of blunder in English
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Examples for "gaffe"
Examples for "gaffe"
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Sunday's text message error was the latest gaffe by the immigration minister.
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The gaffe caused a six-day delay in election results, but wasn't insurmountable.
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Google leaders have acknowledged that was an embarrassing gaffe for the company.
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The slightest gaffe was met with widespread derision and insistence of incompetence.
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When I lived in London he was known as the gaffe man!
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I still think, however, she has dropped a clanger with this interview.
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The clanger of famine here has not ceased with a plentiful harvest.
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But a Matt Duffie clanger handed the visitors a halftime lead.
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And then there was Andrew and his clanger of an interview.
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And Ferguson was not averse to the odd clanger, from Ralph Milne to Bébé.
Usage of blunder in English
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We find a similar blunder in Spain, in the time of Cervantes:-
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Volvo attributes the blunder to a battery problem caused by human error.
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Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield has already apologised for the border blunder.
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That incident, which NATO called a tragic blunder, triggered widespread violent protests.
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Women are a blunder in the creation, and must take the consequences.
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The blunder has been revealed to be much greater than first thought.
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It was also, as some management sources privately acknowledge, a major blunder.
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In all the classes I attended, I made some kind of blunder.
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In bitterness of fear and self-reproach he at once realized his blunder.
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This blunder in policy may perhaps be attributed to the following cause.
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It is simply waiting for someone to blunder in down the hall.
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May's next major blunder was to call the June 9 parliamentary election.
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Apologize to the lady for the blunder of your godfathers and godmothers.
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In 1610, this stupendous crime and blunder-unparalleledeven in Spanish history-wasperpetrated.
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Despite being below their best until the Doucouré blunder, they passed it.
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The first is fanciful but it would explain Harper's economic forecast blunder.
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Translations for blunder
Blunder through the time
Blunder across language varieties
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