botched

• 形容某事做得糟糕、笨拙，导致失败或结果不令人满意。

Describes something that has been carried out or performed badly or clumsily, resulting in a failure or unsatisfactory outcome.

1. Spoiled through incompetence or clumsinessB2informal

   Describes something that has been ruined or done very badly due to a lack of skill or care.

   搞砸的

   • The botched surgery left the patient with more pain than before.
   • His botched attempt at fixing the sink caused a flood.
   • The company suffered huge losses due to a botched product launch.

   同义词bungledmessyruinedspoiled

   反义词flawlessperfectskillfulsuccessful

• 动词，指把任务或工作做得很差、很笨拙，导致结果糟糕或被毁掉。

A verb used to describe the act of carrying out a task or job badly or clumsily, resulting in a spoiled or ruined outcome.

1. Spoil or ruinB2informal

   To carry out a task or job badly, resulting in a mess or failure.

   搞砸

   • He botched the repair and the machine broke down again.
   • The chef botched the recipe by adding too much salt.
   • They botched the entire project by missing the deadline.

   同义词bunglebutcherflubfumblemanglemarmishandleruinspoil

   反义词accomplishachievefixperfectrepairsucceed

短语动词变体botch up