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botched
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/bɒtʃt/
US
/bɑːtʃt/
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botched
adjective
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Super.
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/bɒtʃt/
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/bɑtʃt/
Translations
неудачный
The botched attempt to fix the car left it in worse condition.
Неудачная попытка починить машину оставила её в худшем состоянии.
плохо выполненный
The botched surgery resulted in complications for the patient.
Плохо выполненная операция привела к осложнениям у пациента.
испорченный
The botched painting job required a complete redo.
Испорченная покраска потребовала полной переделки.
Definitions
Carried out badly or carelessly.
The botched renovation left the house in worse condition than before.
Ruined or spoiled through incompetent or clumsy handling.
The botched cake collapsed in the middle.
Synonyms
bungled
messed up
failed
clumsy
inept
sloppy
imperfect
Antonyms
successful
flawless
perfect
smooth
botch
verb
botched
Past Simple
botched
Past Simple
botched
Past Participle
botching
Gerund
UK
/bɒtʃ/
US
/bɑːtʃ/
Translations
испортить
He managed to botch the entire project with his careless mistakes.
Ему удалось испортить весь проект своими небрежными ошибками.
запороть
She botched the cake by forgetting to add sugar.
Она запорола торт, забыв добавить сахар.
Additional translations
провалить
запутать
Definitions
To carry out a task badly or carelessly.
He botched the repair job, leaving the sink leaking worse than before.
Synonyms
mishandle
bungle
mess up
flub
foul up
ruin
spoil
botch
noun
Definitions
A bungled or badly carried out task or action.
The repair job was a complete botch, leaving the machine in worse condition than before.
A clumsy or poor piece of workmanship; a mess or flaw resulting from careless work.
The sweater had a botch in the stitching that made it unravel quickly.
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