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Detailed Translations for botching from English to Spanish

botching:

botching [the ~] noun

  1. the botching (bungling)
    la buncharía
  2. the botching (messing; muddling; bungling)
    la porquerías; la chapucerías

Translation Matrix for botching:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
buncharía botching; bungling
chapucerías botching; bungling; messing; muddling bungling; daubing; dredging; fiddling; fooling around; hassle; messing; messing about; messing around; muddling; staining; tampering; tinkering
porquerías botching; bungling; messing; muddling bungling; dirtyness; dredging; messing; muddling; obscenity; pigsties; sediments; smut; smuts; smutty talk

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botch:

to botch verb (botches, botched, botching)

  1. to botch (bungle)
    farfullar; chapucear; entretenerse; hacer mal; actuar con torpeza

Conjugations for botch:

present
  1. botch
  2. botch
  3. botches
  4. botch
  5. botch
  6. botch
simple past
  1. botched
  2. botched
  3. botched
  4. botched
  5. botched
  6. botched
present perfect
  1. have botched
  2. have botched
  3. has botched
  4. have botched
  5. have botched
  6. have botched
past continuous
  1. was botching
  2. were botching
  3. was botching
  4. were botching
  5. were botching
  6. were botching
future
  1. shall botch
  2. will botch
  3. will botch
  4. shall botch
  5. will botch
  6. will botch
continuous present
  1. am botching
  2. are botching
  3. is botching
  4. are botching
  5. are botching
  6. are botching
subjunctive
  1. be botched
  2. be botched
  3. be botched
  4. be botched
  5. be botched
  6. be botched
diverse
  1. botch!
  2. let's botch!
  5. botched
  6. botching
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for botch:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
actuar con torpeza botch; bungle bungle; flounder
chapucear botch; bungle bungle; cheat; clearly define; con; define; demarcate; fence; fence in; fence off; fiddle; fool about; fool around; fumble; make a mess; map out; mark out; mess; mess about; mess around; monkey; muck; muck up; muddle; muddle on; outline; slop; spill; swindle; tinker; trace out
entretenerse botch; bungle
farfullar botch; bungle fool about; fool around; fumble; gabble; hang loosely; jabber; mess about; mess around; muddle; muddle on; mumble; speak thickly; splutter; talk drunk; tinker
hacer mal botch; bungle aggrieve; be disadvantuous; bring evil upon; cause damage; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; cheat; clearly define; con; damage; defamate; define; demarcate; do harm; do wrong; do wrongly; dodge; fence; fence in; fence off; harm; harm somebody; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; infringe; injure; lie; map out; mark out; mess; mess about; misbehave; muddle; muddle on; offend; outline; slander; slop; spill; swindle; tinker; trace out; transgress; violate; wreak evil
- ball up; blow; bodge; bollix; bollix up; bollocks; bollocks up; botch up; bumble; bungle; flub; fluff; fumble; muck up; muff; screw up; spoil

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Related Definitions for "botch":

  1. make a mess of, destroy or ruin1
    • I botched the dinner and we had to eat out1

Wiktionary Translations for botch:

botch
noun
  1. a mistake that is very stupid or embarrassing
  2. a ruined, defective, or clumsy piece of work; mess; bungle
  3. An action, job, or task that has been performed very badly
verb
  1. to do something without skill, without care, or clumsily
  2. to perform (a task) in an unacceptable or incompetent manner
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• botch → chapucería; mamarrachada ↔ Murks — umgangssprachlich: Arbeit mit schlechtem, fehlerhaftem oder unordentlichem Ergebnis
• botch → arruinar; chapucear; chafallar ↔ gâcher — maçonnerie|fr délayer du plâtre, du mortier avec de l’eau.







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