flub

英 [flʌb]

美 [flʌb]

v.  搞坏; 搞糟; 犯错误
n.  搞错，瞎搞，失策

现在分词：flubbing　过去式：flubbed　第三人称单数：flubs　过去分词：flubbed　

COCA.38230

牛津词典

verb

• 搞坏；搞糟；犯错误
  to do sth badly or make a mistake
  1. She flubbed the first line of the song.
     她把第一行歌词唱错了。

英英释义

noun

• an embarrassing mistake
  Synonym:blunderblooperbloomerbunglepratfallfoul-upfuckupbotchbonerboo-boo

verb

• make a mess of, destroy or ruin
  1. I botched the dinner and we had to eat out
  2. the pianist screwed up the difficult passage in the second movement
  Synonym:botchbodgebumblefumblebotch upmuffblowscrew upball upspoilmuck upbunglefluffbollixbollix upbollocksbollocks upbobblemishandlelouse upfoul upmess upfuck up

双语例句

• Job hunters also regularly flub by submitting their resumes to multiple recruiters and hiring managers at a single firm. 'What they're doing is a huge turn off because it sucks up a lot of time for people,' says Ms. McCreary.
  求职者往往还会经常地将简历发送至同一家公司的多个招聘经理，效果也很糟糕。麦克里女士说，这样做只会令人们讨厌，原因是它使人们进行重复劳动。
• Your work is especially "quiet", you have achieved to keep away from the blatancy and flub dub.
  您的作品特别的“静”，您做到了没有喧闹或者哗众取宠。
• I didn't want to be the one who dropped the ball, but I knew that someone would flub up.
  我不想把事情弄砸，但我知道肯定有人会把事情搞糟。
• He had been so conditioned to put that ball through the hoop that it took all of his concentration and a good deal of practice to flub even one.
  他已经把投球进篮的动作练得如此协调，以至于要投错哪怕一个球都得下好大功夫才行。