blunder

UK:  ['blʌndə(r)]

US:  ['blʌndər]

复数：blunders  现在分词：blundering  过去式：blundered  

n.

1.大错;错误,重大错误;差错,失误

2.大错,失策,疏忽

3.〔测〕粗差

4.鲁莽的事

5.马脚

6.误差

v.

1.犯大错;出漏子

2.鲁莽;失言

3.无意中说出,漏嘴说出

4.弄糟,弄错,做错;办错

5.跌跌撞撞地走[跑];慌张地走[跑]摔,拌跤

6.走;高一脚低一脚;跌跌撞撞地摸到;一跌一蹉地前进;磕磕绊绊地跑

7.辞不达意

8.做了一些颠颠倒倒的事情

9.盲目乱动;妄动

10.瞎闯;乱闯:

1 . If he engages in controversy of any kind, his disciplined intellect preserves him from the blunder.
即使他陷入任何争议之中，他训练有素的智力也使他不至于做错事情。

2 . But the word " rescue " plainly indicated that it was not a brilliant victory but a blunder costing many lives .
但“抢救”显然表明这是一个辉煌的胜利，但不会出错耗资多少生命。

3 . Yet I know and you know people who blunder through life trying to wigwag other people into becoming interested in them.
然而，你我都知道，有人终身的错误，就是只想别人关心他，对他发生兴趣。

4 . He made such a capital blunder that he got a capital punishment.
他犯了这么大的错误，以至于他要受到资金上的罚款。

5 . In the past certain time, he made a blunder which he even regret today, but he never told in detail and no one knows what it was.
过去某个时候他一定犯了一个至今仍后后悔不已的大错，但他从不细说，也没人知道究竟是个什么错。