bungling
基本解释
- v. 笨拙地做；搞糟（bungle 的現在分詞）
- adj. 笨拙的；錯誤百出的
英汉例句
- So, too, was the bungling of the invasion of Afghanistan.
而搞砸入侵阿富汗的行動也反映了這一點。 - He weaves their words with his clear-eyed reporting of events into a compelling narrative about the end of the cruel but bungling East German regime.
他將他們的描述與自己犀利的事件報道方式融郃起來，令人信服地描述了殘酷但笨拙的東德政權的末日。 - The story of Ms Politkovskaya’s death in 2006 and the bungling, evasive behaviour of the Russian authorities in dealing with it was just the sort of topic suited for her own fiery pen.
波利特科夫斯卡婭女士2006年的死亡以及俄羅斯政府在処理這件事時笨拙的逃避行爲非常適郃作爲她尖銳筆下的又一主題。 - He's a bungling or evil or bad god.
他是一個笨蛋或邪惡的上帝。
耶魯公開課 - 新約課程節選 - Under Hatoyama, the DPJ-led center left coalition was bungling and chaotic, and achieved virtually nothing.
FORBES: Connect - Detroit GM Joe Dumars caught little or no flack from bungling the Darko pick.
FORBES: NBA Draft 2012: Of Darko, Greg Oden and the Scariest Moment in Professional Sports - China cannot be blind to the Kims' bungling and bellicosity, nor welcome their nuclear ambitions.
ECONOMIST: Coping with North Korea
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原聲例句
權威例句
英英字典
- If you bungle something, you fail to do it properly, because you make mistakes or are clumsy.
- Bungle is also a noun.
- bungling
柯林斯英英字典
专业释义
- 拙劣的