| 单词 | blunder |
| 释义 | blunder 1 | blunder 2 | blunder 3 | blunder 4 | [TOP]blunderblun·der / ˈblʌndə(r) / noun a stupid or careless mistake 愚蠢(或粗心)的错误: to make a terrible blunder 犯大错 a series of political blunders 一连串政治失误 verb [V] to make a stupid or careless mistake 犯愚蠢的(或粗心的)错误: The government had blundered in its handling of the affair. 政府在这件事的处理上犯了大错。 PHRASAL VERBS ▪ ˌblunder a'bout, a'round, etc. to move around in an awkward way, knocking into things, as if you cannot see where you are going 跌跌撞撞 ▪ ˌblunder 'into sth 1. to knock into sth because you are awkward or are not able to see (因笨拙或看不见)撞上某物 2. to find yourself in a difficult or unpleasant situation by accident 无意中陷入(困境)；偶然遇到(尴尬事) ▪ ˌblunder 'on to continue doing sth in a careless or stupid way 一再粗心(或荒唐)地做某事；一错再错 [TOP]blunder blun·der¹ / ˈblʌndə ; ˈblʌndə / noun [C] 1. a careless or stupid mistake 愚蠢的错误，疏忽: A last-minute blunder cost them the match. 最后一分钟的失误使他们输掉了这场比赛。 blunder² verb1. [I always + adv / prep] to move in an unsteady way, as if you cannot see properly 踉踉跄跄地走，跌跌撞撞: ▪ [+ about / around ] Someone was blundering about in the kitchen. 有人在厨房里四处瞎撞。 blunder into / past / through etc sth Phil came blundering down the stairs. 菲尔跌跌撞撞地跑下楼梯。 2. [I] to make a big mistake, especially because you have been careless or stupid 犯愚蠢的错误; 出漏子: They blundered badly when they gave him the job. 他们犯了一个很愚蠢的错误，就是让他做这份工作。 3. [I always + adv / prep] to enter a place or become involved in a difficult situation by mistake 误入〔某地〕; 不小心陷入〔困境〕: ▪ [+ into ] Somehow we blundered into the war. 我们不知怎么地就卷入了这场战争。 ▪ [+ in ] He would have agreed if you hadn't blundered in. 要不是你冒冒失失跑进来，他都已经同意了。 [TOP]blunder UK ['blʌn.dər] US [-dɚ] noun countable » a big mistake, usually caused by not taking care or thinking （通常由于粗心或欠考虑而酿成的）大错 He said that the tax was a major political blunder. 他称这项税收政策是一大政治错误。 I made a bit of a blunder by getting his name wrong. 我一疏忽，叫错了他的名字。 UK ['blʌn.dər] US [-dɚ] verb MOVE 移动 intransitive usually + adverb or preposition » to move in an awkward way 跌跌撞撞地走，踉踉跄跄地走 I could hear him blundering around in the darkness. 我能听见他在黑暗中踉踉跄跄地四处乱撞。 UK ['blʌn.dər] US [-dɚ] verb MISTAKE 错误 intransitive » to make a big mistake, usually because of not taking care or thinking 酿成大错，犯大错 Police blundered by not releasing more details about the case to focus public interest. 警方因没有提供更多的详细案情以引起公众关注而酿成了大错。 [TOP]blunder ●○○○○ 1.N-COUNT 可数名词 愚蠢的错误；疏忽；失误 A blunder is a stupid or careless mistake.
2.VERB 动词 犯愚蠢的错误；失误 If you blunder, you make a stupid or careless mistake. 【语法信息】：V 【语法信息】：V-ing
3.VERB 动词 不慎陷入，误打误撞地进入（危险或困难的境地） If you blunder into a dangerous or difficult situation, you get involved in it by mistake. 【语法信息】：V
4.VERB 动词 跌跌撞撞；慌乱地走 If you blunder somewhere, you move there in a clumsy and careless way. 【语法信息】：V prep/adv
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