单词 | botch |
释义 | botch I. 1. obsolete 2. a. b. < the Lord will smite thee with the botch of Egypt — Deut 28:27 (Authorized Version) > II. 1. < a pair of old trousers that had been botched up with blue patches > : make over, redo, adjust, or alter usually unskillfully < my best suit had been botched, and I could no longer wear it > 2. < one of those natural incompetents who botches whatever he puts his hand to — Farley Mowat > 3. < the rest of the report was a patchwork of data botched together — Dwight Macdonald > < botching up jingles to produce what he fondly thought was a poem > III. 1. < the botches of a poorly constructed building > 2. a. < they made a real botch of that job > b. < that kind of botch is worse than no work at all > c. < the script was as often as not a botch of stolen scenes — Arthur Miller > < a miserable botch of falsehoods — A.M.Schlesinger b. 1917 > 3. archaic |
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