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borrar
Catalan
espifiar
Spanish
arruinar
Make a mess of, destroy or ruin.
blow
spoil
fumble
muff
fluff
bumble
bungle
bollocks
botch
bobble
Portuguese
borrar
1
I must
botch
up
the accounts, I see,-thesquire has grown sharp.
2
Are you affected by Auckland Council's consenting
botch
up
?
3
Gillard accepts complete responsibility for the "real Julia"
botch
up
in the 2010 campaign.
4
The Prime Minister says a
botch
up
that allowed a woman with Covid-19 to leave isolation is unacceptable.
5
The Prime Minister is facing his first political
botch
up
as questions continue to swirl around the Internal Affairs Minister.
6
After being on the attack for weeks over border blunders the National Party now has its own spectacular
botch
up
.
7
A
botch
up
that allowed a woman with Covid-19 to leave isolation and drive all the way to Wellington without being tested.
8
However, he did not assign blame in the
botch
up
to any side and said at the time the ministry had made a reasonable guess.
9
That they could count on him appearing only when things got
botched
up
?
10
I'm sorry things got so
botched
up
when I left.
11
Which probably meant he
botched
up
again as usual.
12
Essex County investigator Frank Tremont, who
botched
up
that high-profile murder case a few years back.
13
I'm not going to pay full price to have my work
botched
up
after that style!
14
I am mortified this morning to find the letter to you
botched
up
in the Eastern papers, telegraphed from Chicago.
15
But for once and once only as those saw who had the hardihood to look, Uncle Tobe had
botched
up
a job.
16
A kind of administration is
botched
up
for the present, and even gave itself an air of that fierceness with which the winter set out.
Portuguese
borrar
meter os pés pelas mãos
trabalhar mal
foder tudo
fazer às pressas
fazer besteira
Catalan
espifiar
cagar-la
espatllar
fer barroerament
arruïnar
esguerrar
fotre
Spanish
arruinar