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Meanings of botch in English
Synonyms
Examples for "blunder"
Examples for "blunder"
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We find a similar blunder in Spain, in the time of Cervantes:-
2
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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Mr Andrews has publicly taken personal responsibility for the hotel quarantine bungle.
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That's an unbelievably catastrophic bungle right at the front door, Stefanovic said.
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This bureaucratic bungle persisted for more than two years until October 2018.
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Of course he made a terrible bungle of it to start with.
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He must understand his position, so as not to bungle the thing.
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Nobody stops to think about whether she's a late bloomer or not.
2
Most of the employes were women, dressed in the American bloomer costume.
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He felt that he had perpetrated a bloomer of no slight magnitude.
4
She nestled a geranium, a bright magenta bloomer, in a secure spot.
5
Mama said I was a late bloomer, and I guess I was.
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Doesn't affect me-I'vehad a boner since we got back in the tent.
2
This goes beyond the search for the ultimate boner, doesn't it?
3
You should tell them you have a boner, and you can't do gym.
4
Her gaze faltered then focused, first on me, then on my sheet-tenting boner.
5
I had a big boner and she waved me over with her hand.
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I don't want the same kind of fuckup that happened last time.
2
My reputation with HPD fluctuated somewhere between a laughingstock and a fuckup.
3
Someone had to pay for the fuckup that nearly killed his squad.
4
You sure pulled a royal fuckup at Earth House, didn't you?
5
Gambrelli said, Johnny was family, but he was a fuckup.
1
Someone could simply guess, or flub the answer through a silly mistake.
2
Sending out mass apology for the address book flub later today.
3
You remember that flub of hers last year at the festival for Hermes?
4
He didn't do a thing wrong except flub a few of his lines.
5
It was one flub after another-doubledbecause of Judith copying me!
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Read: 'Unfathomable' blooper gifts England victory Kane gets tackled to the ground.
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But it turns out that this is, technically, not actually a blooper.
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CAN you believe it's been a whole year since Natasha Exelby's blooper went viral?
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Ehlers nearly put himself and the Jets on the blooper reel just seconds earlier.
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After the LSBees incident, more blooper footage occupies the screen.
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At this point you might expect a self-deprecating tale of my pratfall.
2
Pretending to get knocked off balance, Sleep took a pratfall onto the concrete.
3
And what's a Blake Edwards party without a face-first pratfall?
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It suggests that their apparent indifference to McGill's pratfall is symptomatic of their despair.
5
Hands caught me as I sailed into a full-out pratfall.
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Intending to suggest that every boo-boo could be a source of joy.
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Famous person makes public boo-boo, followed by even more public apology.
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Julie has a real injury, this is just a boo-boo.
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He wept from a boo-boo, or if he was tired.
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I'd say he may have made a big-time boo-boo.
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No, he wasn't blaming the young ensign for the sensors' foul-up.
2
Rex and Melissa's little foul-up at Constanza's had cost Madeleine her psychic cover.
3
Any foul-up can be damaging or fatal to the organism.
4
Fortunately this kind of foul-up is on the ground.
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Canon hasn't worked out a fix for this latest foul-up yet, but we have a suggestion.
Usage of botch in English
1
In fact, he argued forcefully against the botch-up, to great personal cost.
2
It was something of a botch, too, in an extremely pleasant way.
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The National Party called for Clark to be sacked after the botch-up.
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BP's wooden CEO has seemed able to botch even the friendliest interviews.
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I must botch up the accounts, I see,-thesquire has grown sharp.
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We attempted to capture him, but made a botch of the business.
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Nobody but Fanchette could have made them look anything but a botch.
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Now to be sure, we can certainly botch it if we're not careful.
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They said that New Zealand could not botch another World Cup.
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We make a simplified image of nature and then we botch it up.
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I'm afraid between us we made rather a botch of things.
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The ancients were particularly chary of allowing mere novices to botch their work.
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So, more of a domestic botch than an international battle royal.
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Outbreaks of insanity and botch-up reside everywhere in the parliamentary precinct.
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I can see that I made a botch of it generally, Mr. Jerrard.
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They really must, before I make a worse botch of things.
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Portuguese
Botch through the time
Botch across language varieties
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