bungling

bungling的音标是[ˈbʌŋɡlɪŋ]，意思是愚蠢的，笨拙的。

基本翻译：拙劣的，笨拙的。

速记技巧：b-笨拙，ung-音译“翁”，ling-灵，连起来记：翁灵就是笨拙的。

例句：He is a bungling salesman who always fails to make a sale. 他是一个拙劣的销售员，总是卖不出东西。

Bungling的英文词源：

bungling这个词源自于古英语，其词根来源于古日耳曼语的“bunglajan”，意为“笨拙的，不熟练的”。在英语中，这个词被用来形容某人做事笨拙、不熟练或粗心大意。

变化形式：

bungling有形容词和动词两种形式，形容词形式为bungling，动词形式为bungle。

相关单词：

1. blunder：意为“犯大错，犯愚蠢的错误”，来源于法语blond“愚蠢的”和古英语wonder“惊奇”的结合，表示因粗心大意而犯错。

2. clumsiness：意为“笨拙，不灵巧”，描述一个人的动作笨拙，缺乏技巧。

3. awkward：意为“尴尬的，笨拙的”，表示某人或某物在某种情境下显得不自然或笨拙。

4. botch：意为“拙劣地完成”，来源于古英语中的boten“做”和希腊语的khein“强壮”，表示某人做某事做得不好。

5. bungled：意为“失败的，未成功的”，表示某事失败或未完成。

6. bungler：意为“失败者，拙劣的完成者”，表示某人因粗心大意或缺乏技巧而失败或做不好事情。

举例说明：

例如，当描述某人做事笨拙时，可以说"He is always bungling when he tries to do something new."（他每次尝试新事物时总是笨手笨脚的。）再如，"The bungler botched the job and caused a lot of trouble."（这个失败者把工作做砸了，造成了很大的麻烦。）因此，bungling这个词可以用来形容某人做事笨拙、不熟练或粗心大意的特点。

常用短语：

1. bungle through

2. bunglingly

3. botch up

4. flub

5. mess up

6. stumble

7. botch a job

例句：

1. He bungled through the task, making a mess of it.

2. She bungledly tried to complete the task, but failed.

3. I botched up the job, I"m sorry.

4. He flubbed his speech, stumbling over his words.

5. I"m sorry, I"ve messed up your dinner, I"m not very good in the kitchen.

6. He stumbled over his words, unsure of himself.

7. We need to be careful not to botch this job, it"s important.

英文小作文：

Bungling and Failure

Failure is a part of life, and it can be frustrating when we make mistakes or botch a job. However, it is important to learn from our mistakes and not to repeat them. We should try our best to avoid bungling through tasks and situations, but sometimes we all make mistakes. It is how we handle these mistakes that determines our growth and success. By learning from our failures and bungles, we can become stronger and more resilient individuals who are better prepared for future challenges.