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1 bâclage
[baklaʒ] nom masculincette toiture, c'est du bâclage! they/you etc. made a really shoddy job of that roof! -
2 sabotage
sabotage [sabɔtaʒ]masculine nouna. ( = action) sabotage ; ( = acte) act of sabotageb. ( = bâclage) botching* * *sabɔtaʒnom masculin1) ( méthode) sabotage2) ( acte) (act of) sabotage* * *sabɔtaʒ nm* * *sabotage nm1 ( méthode) sabotage; faire du sabotage to do acts of sabotage;2 ( acte) act of sabotage; explosion due à un sabotage explosion caused by sabotage.[sabɔtaʒ] nom masculin1. [destruction - de matériel] sabotage2. [acte organisé]un sabotage an act ou a piece of sabotage3. [travail bâclé] botched job -
3 cafouillage
n. m. Bungling, botching. Quel cafouillage! What a cock-up! -
4 loupage
n. m. 'Botching', action of messing things up. -
5 salopage
n. m. 'Botching', 'bungling'. Pour le salopage, il s'y connaît! When it comes to making a hash of things, he's your man!
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