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Meaning of
botch
in English
botch
us
/bɑtʃ/
uk
/bɑtʃ/
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Past Tense
botched
Participle Verb
botching
Third Person Singular
botches
Definitions
Verb
to
do
something
poorly
;
make
a
mess
of
a
task
The
worker
botched
the
construction
project
by
using
low-quality
materials
.
to
perform
poorly
;
without
skill
She
tried
to
fix
the
broken
chair
,
but
ended
up
botching
the
repair
job
.
to
repair
clumsily
;
making
things
worse
The
new
employee
botched
his
first
presentation
,
failing
to
impress
the
clients
.
Noun
a
poorly
done
task
;
defective
work
The
company's
reputation
was
damaged
by
the
botch
of
their
latest
product
launch
.
a
stupid
or
embarrassing
mistake
The
team's
botch
of
the
project
led
to
a
significant
delay
.
a
confusing
mix
of
things
;
disorganized
combination
The
botch
of
different
architectural
styles
made
the
building
look
unattractive
.
Compounds / Phrases
botchwork
