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Messier42 Posted 13 years ago
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How are they different?
He bungled the work.
He botche the work.
How are they different?
Thank you!
He botche the work.
How are they different?
Thank you!
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Hi There isn't a lot of difference If you botch something then the result is a bad piece of work. When people look at it, they'll say - he's botched that: it's a botched job If you bungle something then you handle it badly. We expected Fred to do well with the Hong Kong contract but he bungled it.
- Hi There isn't a lot of difference If you botch something then the result is a bad piece of work.
- When people look at it, they'll say - he's botched that: it's a botched job If you bungle something then you handle it badly.
- We expected Fred to do well with the Hong Kong contract but he bungled it.
- It all went horribly wrong I think a botch can be half-deliberate.
- Maybe you couldn't be bothered to spend the time on it.
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Hi
There isn't a lot of difference
If you botch something then the result is a bad piece of work. When people look at it, they'll say - he's botched that: it's a botched job
If you bungle something then you handle it badly. We expected Fred to do well with the Hong Kong contract but he bungled it. It all went horribly wrong
I think a botch can be half-deliber
There isn't a lot of difference
If you botch something then the result is a bad piece of work. When people look at it, they'll say - he's botched that: it's a botched job
If you bungle something then you handle it badly. We expected Fred to do well with the Hong Kong contract but he bungled it. It all went horribly wrong
I think a botch can be half-deliber
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