botched in Spanish
botched in Spanish is chapucero — botched means done badly or incompetently, so that the result fails or falls apart.
botched in Spanish
chapucero
Made or repaired in a clumsy or incompetent manner.
What does "botched" mean?
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adj Done badly or incompetently, so that the result fails or falls apart.
"The botched surgery left him needing a second operation."
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botched in a sentence
- The botched surgery left him needing a second operation.
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What is "botched" in Spanish?
"botched" in Spanish is chapucero. botched means: Done badly or incompetently, so that the result fails or falls apart.
How do you use "botched" in a sentence?
Example: "The botched surgery left him needing a second operation." In Spanish, "botched" is chapucero.
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