botch 音标拼音: [b'ɑtʃ]
vt .
vi . 拙笨地修补,糟蹋
n . 拙笨的修补,难看的补缀
拙笨地修补,糟蹋拙笨的修补,难看的补缀
botch n 1 :
an embarrassing mistake [
synonym : {
blunder }, {
blooper },
{
bloomer }, {
bungle }, {
pratfall }, {
foul -
up }, {
fuckup },
{
flub }, {
botch }, {
boner }, {
boo -
boo }]
v 1 :
make a mess of ,
destroy or ruin ; "
I botched the dinner and we had to eat out "; "
the pianist screwed up the difficult passage in the second movement " [
synonym : {
botch }, {
bodge },
{
bumble }, {
fumble }, {
botch up }, {
muff }, {
blow }, {
flub },
{
screw up }, {
ball up }, {
spoil }, {
muck up }, {
bungle },
{
fluff }, {
bollix }, {
bollix up }, {
bollocks }, {
bollocks up },
{
bobble }, {
mishandle }, {
louse up }, {
foul up }, {
mess up },
{
fuck up }]
Botch \
Botch \,
n .;
pl . {
Botches }. [
Same as Boss a stud .
For senses 2 &
3 cf .
D .
botsen to beat ,
akin to E .
beat .]
1 .
A swelling on the skin ;
a large ulcerous affection ;
a boil ;
an eruptive disease . [
Obs .
or Dial .]
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Botches and blains must all his flesh emboss .
--
Milton .
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2 .
A patch put on ,
or a part of a garment patched or mended in a clumsy manner .
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3 .
Work done in a bungling manner ;
a clumsy performance ;
a piece of work ,
or a place in work ,
marred in the doing ,
or not properly finished ;
a bungle .
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To leave no rubs nor botches in the work . --
Shak .
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Botch \
Botch \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Botched };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Botching }.] [
See {
Botch },
n .]
1 .
To mark with ,
or as with ,
botches .
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Young Hylas ,
botched with stains . --
Garth .
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2 .
To repair ;
to mend ;
esp .
to patch in a clumsy or imperfect manner ,
as a garment ; --
sometimes with up .
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Sick bodies . . .
to be kept and botched up for a time . --
Robynson (
More '
s Utopia ).
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3 .
To put together unsuitably or unskillfully ;
to express or perform in a bungling manner ;
to bungle ;
to spoil or mar ,
as by unskillful work .
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For treason botched in rhyme will be thy bane .
--
Dryden .
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138 Moby Thesaurus words for "
botch ":
anamorphosis ,
bad job ,
bad likeness ,
bat out ,
be all thumbs ,
bevue ,
bitch up ,
blight ,
blow ,
blunder ,
blunder away ,
blunder into ,
blunder on ,
blunder upon ,
bobble ,
boggle ,
bollix ,
bonehead play ,
boner ,
boo -
boo ,
botchery ,
bugger up ,
bumble ,
bungle ,
bungling ,
burlesque ,
butcher ,
caricature ,
clumsy performance ,
cobble ,
commit a gaffe ,
confuse ,
dash off ,
daub ,
destroy ,
disorder ,
distortion ,
do anyhow ,
do by halves ,
do carelessly ,
do offhand ,
dub ,
error ,
etourderie ,
fake up ,
faux pas ,
fiasco ,
flounder ,
flub ,
fluff ,
flunk ,
foozle ,
fudge up ,
fumble ,
gaffe ,
gaucherie ,
goof up ,
gum up ,
haphazardness ,
hash ,
indiscretion ,
jury -
rig ,
knock off ,
knock out ,
knock together ,
lash up ,
loose ends ,
louse up ,
lumber ,
make a blunder ,
make a misstep ,
mangle ,
mar ,
mess ,
mess up ,
messiness ,
misconduct ,
miscue ,
misdraw ,
mishandle ,
mismanage ,
mispaint ,
misspeak ,
mistake ,
mix -
up ,
muck ,
muck up ,
mucker ,
muddle ,
muff ,
mull ,
murder ,
muss ,
mutilate ,
off day ,
parody ,
patch ,
patch together ,
patch up ,
play havoc with ,
play hell with ,
pound out ,
rough out ,
roughcast ,
roughhew ,
ruin ,
sad work ,
scratch ,
screw up ,
scribble ,
shambles ,
slap up ,
slapdash ,
slip ,
slipshoddiness ,
slipshodness ,
sloppiness ,
slovenliness ,
slovenly performance ,
slovenry ,
sluttishness ,
solecism ,
spoil ,
stumble ,
stupidity ,
throw off ,
throw together ,
tinker ,
toss off ,
toss out ,
toss together ,
travesty ,
trifle with ,
trip ,
untidiness ,
washout ,
whomp up ,
wreck
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