botch in Czech
botch in Czech is fušovat — botch means to do something badly or carelessly, ruining the result.
botch in Czech
fušovat
To do something without skill, without care, or clumsily.
What does "botch" mean?
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verb To do something badly or carelessly, ruining the result.
"He botched the job interview by showing up an hour late."
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noun A poorly done piece of work; a mess.
"The renovation was a total botch from start to finish."
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botch in a sentence
- He botched the job interview by showing up an hour late.
- The contractor botched the repair and the roof leaked again within a week.
- The renovation was a total botch from start to finish.
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What is "botch" in Czech?
"botch" in Czech is fušovat. botch means: To do something badly or carelessly, ruining the result.
How do you use "botch" in a sentence?
Example: "He botched the job interview by showing up an hour late." In Czech, "botch" is fušovat.
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