blunders
[ˈblʌndəz]

n.

（因无知、粗心等造成）的错误( blunder的名词复数 )；

v.

犯错误( blunder的第三人称单数 )；踉踉跄跄地走；

双语释义

n.(名词)

1. [C]大错误 a stupid unnecessary mistake

v.(动词)

1. vi. 瞎闯; 乱闯 move about uncertainly
2. vt. & vi. 犯大错 make foolish mistakes

英英释义

blunder

• n.an embarrassing mistake

  同义词：blooperbloomerbunglepratfallfoul-upfuckupflubbotchbonerboo-boo

• v.
  • commit a faux pas or a fault or make a serious mistake

    "I blundered during the job interview"

    同义词：sinboobgoof

  • make one's way clumsily or blindly

    同义词：fumble

  • utter impulsively

    "He blundered his stupid ideas"

    同义词：blurt outblurtblunder outejaculate

词汇搭配

用作名词 (n.)动词+～

• commit a blunder犯大错
• make a blunder犯大错

形容词+～

• awful blunder糟糕的错误
• fatal blunder致命的错误
• major blunder大错误
• terrible blunder可怕的错误

用作动词 (v.)～+副词

• blunder badly大错特错

～+介词

• blunder into sth碰着某事物,撞进

词组短语

youth is a blunder青年冒失莽撞

blunder away挥霍掉；抛弃

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. He made a blunder in front of his girlfriend.
   他在女朋友面前犯了大错。
2. I saw that I had been guilty of a careless blunder.
   我意识到自己因疏忽而酿成大错。
3. I made a terrible blunder in introducing her to my husband.
   我把她介绍给我的丈夫是犯了一个极大的错误。

用作动词(v.)

1. I hope you will not blunder again .
   我希望你不要再犯大错。
2. The best workman sometimes blunder.
   良工难免出错。
3. One is likely to blunder in one's work if one refuses to listen to the masseses.
   工作中听不进群众的意见就容易栽跟头。
4. He blundered about the room, feeling for the light switch.
   他在房间里磕磕绊绊地摸索电灯的开关。

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