bungle

UK:  ['bʌŋɡ(ə)l]

US:  ['bʌŋɡ(ə)l]

过去分词：bungled  现在分词：bungling  第三人称单数：bungles  

v.

1.搞糟;笨拙地做

2.拙劣地工作

3.粗糙草率地修补;粗制滥造

4.搞坏(事情等),做坏(工作等)

n.

1.粗制滥造,笨拙

1 . The very traits that make Anne unique and enrich her inner life also cause her to act passionately and stubbornly and to bungle chores.
安妮的这种特征使得她与众不同并且丰富了她自己的内心生活，当然她也时常表现地那么强烈和倔强，同时搞砸一些事情。

2 . I've got to exert myself more for I don't want to make a bungle of this book.
我必须更加努力，因为我可不想把这本书写砸。

3 . If it is found to be contradicted by observation--well these experimentalists do bungle things sometimes.
如果发现它与观察所得相矛盾——那是有时没把实验做好。

4 . My discomfort at having to make an offer put me to thinking that we often bungle our housing decisions.
不得不开价买房给我带来的不爽，让我联想到，我们经常搞砸我们的购房决策。

5 . Bungle, who took control of other avatars who were then made to describe violent, explicit acts on the screen.
的骇客，控制了别人的虚拟化身，用它们写出一些暴力、猥亵的动作。