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Перевод: bungle

[наречие]
неумело;
[существительное]
плохая работа; ошибка ; путаница ;
[глагол]
работать неумело; портить работу; делать кое-как; портачить; настряпать

Тезаурус:

1. Boss's bonnet bungle
2. But last night a senior SAS source described the bungle as "manna from Heaven for the IRA."
3. It scorned the "beat" movement with a staged photographic layout under the headline: "THE ONLY REBELLION AROUND: But the shabby beats bungle the job."
4. The much-publicised government bungle over state pensions will cost the taxpayer P150; not an amazing amount, but you'd be pretty annoyed if you lost that much in the laundry.
5. From Bungle to Barrel Roll (Makin Communications, 53 mins, colour, 9.99) looks at this year's PFA International Air Rally, held at Wroughton.
6. Bungle Fever!
7. That's because he'll be a deadweight, even if he doesn't bungle the changeover or drop the baton.
8. Craig is still Noddy, the hot-headed drummer, forever telling Clint he's talking "fookin' bollocks", Martyn is still Bungle the bassist shuffling around with his hands in his pockets.
9. But in the Soviet Union itself, on this anniversary of the horror on April 26th, people are not just remembering a five-year-old bungle.
10. Way out West (Coast): Graham, Bungle, and Tom
11. B is for bungle
12. The new Doors? (l to r): Graham, Clint, Bungle, Tom and Craig
13. Bank bungle over 9.41 cheque ruined my business