Bungle Meaning in English
word
ˈbʌŋ.ɡ(ə)l
BUNG-guhl
bˈʌŋɡəl
BUNG-guhl
التعريف
To do something badly or clumsily, often causing mistakes or problems.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
"Bungle" is often used for actions done unprofessionally or carelessly. Common phrases: "bungle the job," "bungle the task." It has a negative tone and isn't formal; alternatives are "mess up" (informal) or "botch" (slightly more formal). Describes both small and large mistakes.
Spanish: estropear - hacer un desastrePortuguese (BR): estragar - fazer besteiraPortuguese (PT): estragar - fazer disparateChinese (Simplified): 搞砸Chinese (Traditional): 搞砸Hindi: गड़बड़ी करना - बिगाड़नाArabic: يفشل - يخربBengali: গুবলেট করা - গণ্ডগোল করাRussian: испортить - напортачитьJapanese: しくじる - 台無しにするVietnamese: làm hỏngKorean: 망치다 - 서투르게 하다Turkish: berbat etmek - yüzüne gözüne bulaştırmakUrdu: بگاڑ دینا - گڑبڑ کرناIndonesian: mengacaukan - merusak
جمل نموذجية
He didn't read the instructions and bungled the test.
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If you bungle a recipe, the food might taste bad.
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The workers bungled the repairs, so the problem got worse.
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Wow, you really bungled that presentation!
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They bungled the surprise party by sending the invite to the wrong person.
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Don't bungle it this time—double-check everything before you start.
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