botch
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UK botch [sth] vtr: informal (job, task: do badly)
SC 弄糟 nòng zāo
SC 办砸 nòng zāo，bàn zá
SC 弄坏 nòng zāo，nòng huài
I trusted Alan to fix the roof, but he botched the job and now the hole is even bigger.
我信任艾伦，请他修屋顶，但是他搞砸了这个工作，现在漏洞甚至更大了。
botch n: (poor or bungled work)
SC 拙劣的工作 zhuō liè de gōng zuò
Geoff's attempt to build a garden shed was a complete botch.
botch job n: informal ([sth] done poorly)
SC 拙劣的工作 zhuō liè de gōng zuò
SC 搞砸的工作
botch [sth] up vtr + adv: informal (bungle, do badly)
SC 把...搞坏
SC 将...弄坏
botch-up n: informal ([sth] done badly)
SC 搞坏 gǎo huài
SC 弄坏 gǎo huài ，nòng huài
make a botch of [sth] v expr: informal (do [sth] poorly) (非正式用语)
SC 把…办砸了
SC 把…搞得一团糟 bǎ gǎo de yì tuán zāo
Tom made a botch of the project and had to start over from scratch.