flubbed

英 [flʌbd]

美 [flʌbd]

v.  搞坏; 搞糟; 犯错误
flub的过去分词和过去式

双语例句

• She flubbed the first line of the song.
  她把第一行歌词唱错了。
• Introducing his running mate against the backdrop of the USS Wisconsin on Saturday, Mitt Romney flubbed his easiest line: Join me in welcoming the next president of the United States.
  周六，在威斯康辛号（USSWisconsin）战舰前介绍自己的竞选搭档时，米特•罗姆尼（MITTROMNEY）把一句最简单的台词说错了，说成了：请大家和我一起欢迎美国未来的总统。
• But Romney also flubbed the issue in that last debate, forgetting that Obama had used the term acts of terror the day after the killings.
  但罗姆尼在这最后的辩论中也忘了该问题，忘记奥巴马在死亡事件后曾使用恐怖行为这一术语。
• It had potential, but you were underwhelming on the build up then you totally flubbed the punch line.
  原本或许是个好故事，但你的铺垫一点都不吸引人，最后抖包袱时又搞砸了。