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1. n1) груба помилка; промах, похибка2) збентеження2. v1) грубо помилятися; промахнутися2) напсувати, зіпсувати; наплутати; погано справлятися (з чимсь)4) (on, upon, against, into) спотикатися, натикатисяto blunder away one's chance — пропустити (проґавити) зручну нагоду
□ blunder out — бовкнути, ляпнути дурницю, сказати зайве
□ blunder upon — випадково натрапити на щось
* * *I n2) заст. сум'яттяII v1) грубо помилятися; допустити промах; напсувати, наплутати; погано справлятися ( з чим-небудь)2) рухатися навпомацки, непевно (тж. blunder about, blunder along)3) ( випадково) (against, into, on, upon) натрапляти, натикатися4) (звич. blunder out) проговоритися; бовкнути, сказати дурість; сказати невиразно; промурмотати -
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I n2) заст. сум'яттяII v1) грубо помилятися; допустити промах; напсувати, наплутати; погано справлятися ( з чим-небудь)2) рухатися навпомацки, непевно (тж. blunder about, blunder along)3) ( випадково) (against, into, on, upon) натрапляти, натикатися4) (звич. blunder out) проговоритися; бовкнути, сказати дурість; сказати невиразно; промурмотати -
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['blʌndə] 1. nгру́ба по́ми́лка; про́мах2. v1) ру́хатися навпо́мацки, іти́ всліпу́2) спотика́тися (about, along, against, into)3) гру́бо помиля́тися, промахну́тися4) пога́но справля́тися з чимсь; наплу́тати; зіпсува́ти•- blunder out
- blunder upon
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