Traduções para „bungler“ no dicionário Inglês » Chinês

I . bungle [ˈbʌŋgl] VERBO intr, trans

bungle

粗制滥造 cū zhì làn zào

bungle

做坏(工作) zuòhuài

II . bungle [ˈbʌŋgl] SUBST

bungle

拙劣的工作 zhuōliède gōngzuò

▶ bungler SUBST

▶ bunglingly ADV

bunker [ˈbʌŋkə] SUBST

1. bunker:

bunker

煤仓 méicāng

bunker

煤箱 méixiāng

2. bunker:

bunker

掩体 yǎntǐ

bunker

地堡 dìbǎo

I . bundle [ˈbʌndl] SUBST

1. bundle:

bundle

捆 kǔn

bundle

束 shù

bundle

包 bāo

a bundle of rags

一捆旧衣服

2. bundle:

bundle

一大堆 yīdàduī

3. bundle:

bundle

一大笔钱 yīdàbǐ qián

II . bundle [ˈbʌndl] VERBO trans

1. bundle:

bundle

包 bāo

bundle

捆 kǔn

2. bundle:

bundle

(off, out, away) 把…匆忙赶走 bǎ…cōngmáng gǎnzǒu

III . bundle [ˈbʌndl] VERBO intr

bundle

匆忙离开 cōngmáng líkāi

butler [ˈbʌtlə] SUBST

butler

男管家 nán guǎnjiā

jungle [ˈdʒʌŋgl] SUBST

1. jungle:

jungle

丛林 cónglín

jungle

莽丛 mǎngcóng

2. jungle:

jungle

杂乱的一堆 záluànde yīduī

jungle

繁杂的事物 fánzáde shìwù

a jungle of welfare regulations

纷繁的福利条例

bugle [ˈbjuːgl] SUBST

bugle

号角 hàojiǎo

bugle

军号 jūnhào

▶ bugler SUBST

burgle [ˈbɜːgl] VERBO trans, intr

burgle

破门盗窃 pòmén dàoqiè

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

He was a scornful professional surrounded by complacent bunglers and windbags.

www.independent.ie

Bay is a master bungler, grinding a promising plot into hamburger.

www.rollingstone.com

Staring back at them are puny hordes of small-timers and bunglers whose misdeeds (however grave) are yawn-inducingly pedestrian, microscopic in scale, and utterly lacking in cinematic or literary potential.

www.freemalaysiatoday.com

Right-wingers would no doubt paint a picture of ill-tempered, deficit-denying bunglers who are forever meddling and bottling big decisions.

www.bbc.co.uk

He held himself apart as a renaissance man, but turned into a bungler who kept putting his foot in his mouth.

www.capitalnewyork.com

The intelligence bunglers will be having to do much more to earn their keep.

www.scoop.co.nz

But while the rest of us are fined for failing to do so, does anything happen to the bunglers -- including the private sector consultancies -- responsible for this waste and expense?

www.telegraph.co.uk

It's a ludicrous situation which, if the family are to be believed, is solely the fault of bureaucratic bunglers in local government.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Unfortunately, they are total bunglers and often muddle up their brilliant ideas. 3.

en.wikipedia.org

The landlord had hired an arsonist, the rumor went, to set us on fire and collect insurance, but he was a bungler.

www.nybooks.com