单词查询
botches
美[bɒtʃiz]，英[bɔtʃiz]，
释义
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n. 笨活；粗拙的补缀；〔英方〕疮；脓疱； v. 粗拙地补缀；笨手笨脚地弄坏；搞坏了事情； 网络释义： 修补；做事拙劣；拙笨地修补；
例句
Labour has a chance to capture all the discontented (though if it botches it, smaller protest parties could prosper).
工党有机会逮捕所有那些不满者（尽管即使它搞定这个，一些抗争派小党仍会发展起来）。
If Robert botches up his driving test again, I doubt if he'll ever pass it.
如果罗伯特这次驾驶考试再考糟了，我怀疑他这辈子是否还能考及格。
In typical fashion, Hancock botches the save.
同典型的方式一样，汉考克又把这次挽救搞糟。
If a candidate botches the interview but has a good reputation, you may want to consider having someone else interview him.
如果应征者搞砸了面试但却名声良好，你可能会考虑让其他人面试他。
工党有机会逮捕所有那些不满者（尽管即使它搞定这个，一些抗争派小党仍会发展起来）。
If Robert botches up his driving test again, I doubt if he'll ever pass it.
如果罗伯特这次驾驶考试再考糟了，我怀疑他这辈子是否还能考及格。
In typical fashion, Hancock botches the save.
同典型的方式一样，汉考克又把这次挽救搞糟。
If a candidate botches the interview but has a good reputation, you may want to consider having someone else interview him.
如果应征者搞砸了面试但却名声良好，你可能会考虑让其他人面试他。