flubbed

UK
/flʌbd/
US
/flʌbd/
flubbedadjective
more flubbed
Comp.
most flubbed
Super.
UK
/flʌbd/
US
/flʌbd/
Translations
The flubbed performance left the audience disappointed.
Испорченное выступление оставило зрителей разочарованными.
His flubbed attempt at the joke made everyone cringe.
Его неудачная попытка пошутить заставила всех съежиться.
Definitions
Executed poorly or clumsily; bungled.
The flubbed attempt at the presentation left the audience confused.
flubbedpast participle
Used attributively to describe something that has been bungled or carried out poorly.
Definitions
Done incorrectly or clumsily; botched.
The company issued a flubbed press release that confused investors.
flubverb

flubbed

Past Simple

flubbed
Past Simple
flubbed
Past Participle
flubbing
Gerund
UK
/flʌb/
US
/flʌb/
Translations
He flubbed his lines during the performance.
Он испортил свои реплики во время выступления.
She flubbed the presentation by forgetting her notes.
Она напортачила с презентацией, забыв свои заметки.
They flubbed the project by missing the deadline.
Они запороли проект, не уложившись в срок.
Additional translations
Definitions
To perform a task or action poorly or clumsily.
He flubbed his lines during the play, causing the audience to laugh.
To make a mistake or error, especially in a performance or presentation.
She flubbed the presentation by forgetting the key points.
Synonyms
flubnoun
Definitions
A mistake or blunder, especially one made in a performance or speech.
The actor's flub during the live broadcast was quickly corrected by his co-star.
flubpast participle

flubbed

Used attributively to describe something that has been bungled or carried out ineptly.
Definitions
Botched or bungled; done in an inept manner.
The proposal was a flubbed effort from start to finish.
flubgerund / present participle
Definitions
Making repeated mistakes; performing clumsily.
The flubbing reporter kept mispronouncing the guests' names.