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1 die Pfuscherei
- {botch} việc làm vụng, việc làm hỏng, sự chấp vá, sự vá víu - {bungle} việc làm cẩu thả, sự lộn xộn - {empiricism} chủ nghĩa kinh nghiệm - {foozle} sự thất bại, cú đánh hỏng, người vụng về, người ngu độn -
2 der Lappen
- {botch} việc làm vụng, việc làm hỏng, sự chấp vá, sự vá víu - {rag} giẻ, giẻ rách, quần áo rách tả tơi, giẻ cũ để làm giấy, mảnh vải, mảnh buồm, mảnh, mảnh vụn, mảnh tả tơi, một tí, mảy may, báo lá cải, báo giẻ rách, cờ rách, khăn tay giẻ rách, bức màn giẻ rách... - đá lợp nhà, cát kết thô, sự la lối om sòm, sự phá rối, trò đùa nghịch - {shred} miếng nhỏ, một chút, một mảnh = der Lappen (Anatomie,Botanik) {lobe}+ = jemandem durch die Lappen gehen {to give someone the slip}+ -
3 das Flickwerk
- {botch} việc làm vụng, việc làm hỏng, sự chấp vá, sự vá víu - {cobble} sỏi, cuội cobble stone), than cục - {pastiche} tác phẩm cóp nhặt, khúc cóp nhặt, tác phẩm mô phỏng - {patchwork} miếng vải chấp mảnh, việc chắp vá, đồ chắp vá, tác phẩm chắp vá, chắp vá -
4 die Pfuscharbeit
- {botch} việc làm vụng, việc làm hỏng, sự chấp vá, sự vá víu - {bungle} việc làm cẩu thả, sự lộn xộn -
5 der Flicken
- {botch} việc làm vụng, việc làm hỏng, sự chấp vá, sự vá víu - {patch} miếng vá, miếng băng dính, miếng thuốc cao, miếng bông che mắt đau, nốt ruồi giả, mảnh đất, màng, vết, đốm lớn, mảnh thừa, mảnh vụn - {vamp} mũi giày, phần đệm ứng tác, người đàn bà mồi chài đàn ông -
6 das Machwerk
- {botch} việc làm vụng, việc làm hỏng, sự chấp vá, sự vá víu - {pastiche} tác phẩm cóp nhặt, khúc cóp nhặt, tác phẩm mô phỏng -
7 Murks
* * *Mụrks [mʊrks]m -es, no pl (inf)das ist Murks! — that's a botch-up (inf)
so ein Murks! — what a botch-up! (inf)
* * *<- es>[ˈmʊrks]m kein pl (fam) botched job, botch-up\Murks machen to do a botched job [or botch-up]* * *Murks machen — make a botch or mess [of it]
* * *Murks machen (pfuschen) make a mess of things* * *der; Murkses (salopp abwertend) botch; messMurks machen — make a botch or mess [of it]
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8 Pfusch
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.1. umg. botch-up, cock-up Brit.; Pfusch machen oder bauen screw up, cock it up Brit.; das ist Pfusch this is a botch-up ( oder botched job); Pfusch am Bau botched building work* * *Pfụsch [pfʊʃ]m -(e)s, no pl (inf)See:* * *<-[e]s>[pfʊʃ]* * *der; Pfusch[e]s o. Art. (ugs. abwertend) a botch-up* * *1. umg botch-up, cock-up Br;bauen screw up, cock it up Br;das ist Pfusch this is a botch-up ( oder botched job);Pfusch am Bau botched building work* * *der; Pfusch[e]s o. Art. (ugs. abwertend) a botch-up* * *-en m.bad job n.botch-up* n. -
9 verbocken
v/t umg. bungle, botch (up); wer hat das verbockt? who botched it up?* * *ver|bọ|cken ptp verbo\#cktvt (inf)(= verpfuschen) to botch (inf), to bungle (inf); (= anstellen) to get up to (inf)* * *ver·bo·cken *vt (fam)* * *transitives Verb (ugs.) botch; bungle; make a botch-up of* * *verbocken v/t umg bungle, botch (up);wer hat das verbockt? who botched it up?* * *transitives Verb (ugs.) botch; bungle; make a botch-up of -
10 verpatzen
v/t umg. mess up, botch (up)* * *to mull; to muff; to goof* * *ver|pạt|zen ptp verpa\#tztvt (inf)to spoil; Vortrag, Auftritt auch, Examen to make a mess ofetw verpatzen — to spoil sth/make a mess of sth
* * *(to make a mistake in doing (something): The actress fluffed her lines; The golfer fluffed his stroke.) fluff* * *ver·pat·zen *vt (fam)▪ etw \verpatzen to make a mess of sth, to mess [or muck] up sep sth fam, to botch [or BRIT a. bodge] sth* * ** * *verpatzen v/t umg mess up, botch (up)* * ** * *v.to crab (US) v.to muff v.to mull v.to snafu v. -
11 pfuschen
vt/i* * *to bungle; to bumble; to screw up; to scamp* * *pfụ|schen ['pfʊʃn]vijdm ins Handwerk pfuschen — to stick one's nose into sb's affairs (inf), to meddle in sb's affairs
* * *pfu·schen[ˈpfʊʃn̩]vi1. (mogeln)* * *intransitives Verb (ugs. abwertend) botch it; do a botched-up job* * *pfuschen v/t & v/i1. umg bungle;sie hat bei der Arbeit gepfuscht she screwed up ( oder made a mess of) the job* * *intransitives Verb (ugs. abwertend) botch it; do a botched-up job* * *v.to botch* v.to fudge v.to scamp v. -
12 verpfuschen
v/t umg. bungle, botch (up), make a mess of (auch sein Leben, seine Karriere etc.)* * *to botch; to blunder; to mess up; to bungle* * *ver|pfụ|schen ptp verpfu\#schtvt (inf)Arbeit etc to bungle; Leben, Erziehung, Urlaub etc to muck up (Brit inf to screw up (sl), to ruin; Mensch to ruin; Kind to spoiljdm/sich den Abend etc verpfuschen — to ruin sb's/one's evening etc
* * *1) (to do badly: He made a mess of his essay.) make a mess of2) (to spoil or ruin (eg one's life): He made a mess of his life by drinking too much.) make a mess of* * *ver·pfu·schen *vt (fam)* * ** * ** * ** * *v.to botch* v.to bungle v. -
13 Pfuscharbeit
f umg. bungling; (Ergebnis) botched job, botch-up* * *Pfụsch|ar|beitf no pl (inf)slapdash work* * *Pfusch·ar·beit* * ** * *f.bad work n.botch-up* n.codge-up* (UK) n. -
14 stümperhaft
pej.* * *stuporous* * *stụ̈m|per|haft (pej)1. adj(= nicht fachmännisch) amateurish; (= schlecht auch) botched (inf), bungled2. advausführen, malen crudely; arbeiten poorly; übersetzen clumsily, crudely* * *stüm·per·hafteine \stümperhafte Arbeit/Leistung a botched job/botch-up\stümperhaftes Vorgehen incompetenceII. adv incompetently\stümperhaft vorgehen to act [or form proceed] amateurishly* * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv incompetent; botched < job>; (laienhaft) amateurish <attempt, drawing>2.adverbial incompetently; (laienhaft) amateurishly* * *stümperhaft pejstümperhafte Arbeit botched job, botchB. adv:stümperhaft ausgeführt sein be an incompetent ( laienhaft: amateurish) piece of work* * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv incompetent; botched < job>; (laienhaft) amateurish <attempt, drawing>2.adverbial incompetently; (laienhaft) amateurishly* * *adj.ragged adj. -
15 sudeln
II v/t besudeln* * *to stain* * *su|deln ['zuːdln]vti(= schreiben) to scrawl; (= zeichnen) to daub* * *su·deln[ˈzu:dl̩n]vi1. (mit Matsch usw. schmieren)mit Farbe \sudeln to daub with paint▪ [irgendwohin] \sudeln to scribble [somewhere]* * *intransitives Verb (ugs. abwertend) make a [disgusting] mess; (pfuschen) make a mess of it; botch it* * ** * *intransitives Verb (ugs. abwertend) make a [disgusting] mess; (pfuschen) make a mess of it; botch it* * *v.to botch* v. -
16 Flickwerk
* * *das Flickwerkpatchwork; botchiness* * *Flịck|werknt* * *Flick·werknt kein pl (pej)ein \Flickwerk sein to have been carried out piecemeal* * *das; o. Pl. (abwertend) botched-up job* * ** * *das; o. Pl. (abwertend) botched-up job* * *n.patchwork n. -
17 Gestümper
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18 Machwerk
n pej. ( auch elendes Machwerk) miserable effort ( oder piece of work); umg. lousy ( oder botched-up) job, botch* * *Mạch|werknt (pej)sorry effort* * *Mach·werkein übles \Machwerk a poor piece of workmanship* * ** * ** * *das (abwertend) shoddy effort* * *-e n.concoction n.lousy job n. -
19 Mist
m; -(e)s, kein Pl.1. (Kuh-, Pferdemist) dung; (Tierkot) droppings Pl.; (Dünger) manure; (Misthaufen) dung heap; mit Dünger: manure heap; das ist nicht auf meinem Mist gewachsen umg., fig. I had nothing to do with it2. umg. (Plunder) junk, rubbish3. umg. (Unsinn) rubbish, bes. Am. crap, garbage; Mist machen oder bauen (make a) boob, make a mess of things, botch ( oder cock) it up; mach keinen Mist! don’t do anything stupid; Mist verzapfen talk rubbish (bes. Am. crap); ( so ein) Mist! damn (it)!—m; -s, -e; NAUT., nordd. mist* * *der Mistmanure; dung; crap; droppings; muck* * *Mịst [mɪst]m -es,no pl1) (= Tierkot) droppings pl; (= Pferdemist, Kuhmist etc) dung; (= Dünger) manure; (= Misthaufen) manure or muck heapMist streuen or fahren — to spread manure or muck
das ist nicht auf seinem Mist gewachsen (inf) — he didn't think that up himself
Mist! — blow!, blast! (inf)
was soll der Mist? — what's all this rubbish (esp Brit) or nonsense?
er hat einen Mist geredet — he talked a load of rubbish (esp Brit) or nonsense
allerlei Mist machen — to do all sorts of stupid things
mach keinen Mist! — don't be a fool!
* * *der1) (the waste matter passed out of an animal's body, especially when used as manure.) dung2) (dung, filth, rubbish etc: farm yard muck.) muck* * *<- es>[ˈmɪst]4.da hast du ganz schön \Mist gemacht! you have really screwed up [or boobed] there!das ist nicht auf seinem \Mist gewachsen that wasn't his own doing, he didn't do that off his own bat* * *der; Mist[e]s1) dung; (Dünger) manure; (mit Stroh usw. gemischt) muck; (Misthaufen) dung/manure/muck heapdas ist nicht auf ihrem Mist gewachsen — (fig. ugs.) that didn't come out of her own head
2) (ugs. abwertend) (Schund) rubbish, junk, trash all no indef. art.; (Unsinn) rubbish, nonsense, (sl.) rot all no indef. art.; (lästige, dumme Angelegenheit) nonsenseMist bauen — make a mess of things; mess things up
mach bloß keinen Mist! — just don't do anything stupid
* * *Mist1 m; -(e)s, kein pl1. (Kuh-, Pferdemist) dung; (Tierkot) droppings pl; (Dünger) manure; (Misthaufen) dung heap; mit Dünger: manure heap;das ist nicht auf meinem Mist gewachsen umg, fig I had nothing to do with it2. umg (Plunder) junk, rubbish3. umg (Unsinn) rubbish, besonders US crap, garbage;mach keinen Mist! don’t do anything stupid;Mist verzapfen talk rubbish (besonders US crap);(so ein) Mist! damn (it)!Mist2 m; -s, -e; SCHIFF, nordd mist* * *der; Mist[e]s1) dung; (Dünger) manure; (mit Stroh usw. gemischt) muck; (Misthaufen) dung/manure/muck heapdas ist nicht auf ihrem Mist gewachsen — (fig. ugs.) that didn't come out of her own head
2) (ugs. abwertend) (Schund) rubbish, junk, trash all no indef. art.; (Unsinn) rubbish, nonsense, (sl.) rot all no indef. art.; (lästige, dumme Angelegenheit) nonsenseMist bauen — make a mess of things; mess things up
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20 schludern
v/i umg. do slipshod ( oder sloppy) work; bei der Berechnung schludern botch the calculation; siehe auch schlampen* * *schlu|dern ['ʃluːdɐn] (inf)1. vtto skimp2. vito do sloppy work, to work sloppily* * *schlu·dern[ˈʃlu:dɐn]* * *intransitives Verb (ugs. abwertend) work sloppily* * ** * *intransitives Verb (ugs. abwertend) work sloppily
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