
好词典

源自中古英语 'blondren',意为'困惑地移动',可能源自斯堪的纳维亚语,与古挪威语 'blundra'(闭眼)有关。
❶ 指因粗心或判断失误而犯下的愚蠢错误,通常带有明显或严重的后果。
“The politician's blunders during the speech cost him the election.”
(这位政治家在演讲中犯下的错误导致他输掉了选举。)
“She made a series of blunders in her first week at the new job.”
(她在新工作的第一周犯了一系列错误。)
❶ 指因不小心或缺乏判断力而犯下明显的错误,动作显得笨拙或愚蠢。
“He blundered into the wrong meeting room.”
(他不小心走错了会议室。)
“She blundered through the presentation, forgetting key points.”
(她在演讲中频频出错,忘记了关键内容。)
commit a blunder — 指犯下一个明显的、严重的错误,通常由于判断失误或粗心导致。
“The CEO committed a major blunder by ignoring market trends.”
(这位CEO因忽视市场趋势而犯下重大错误。)
blunder into — 指不小心或无意中进入某个地方或陷入某种情况,常带有意外或尴尬的意味。
“He blundered into a private conversation and felt embarrassed.”
(他不小心闯入了一场私人谈话,感到非常尴尬。)