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I . botch [bɒtʃ, Am bɑ:tʃ], botch-up GB SUBST

botch

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to make a botch of sth

to botch sth [up]

to botch sth [up]

to make a botch of sth

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Not that it is really bad or botched: it is all thoroughly professional. en.wikipedia.org

The mine consists of a short linear mine which soon opens into a roughly circular botch. en.wikipedia.org

It is only when they botch up their stunts do they actually impress the judges. en.wikipedia.org

Though he botched the lines, he was given other small roles. en.wikipedia.org

The film does show, however, one botched attack during which the victim manages to run away unharmed. en.wikipedia.org

Smith also began pretending to botch other maneuvers on a regular basis. en.wikipedia.org

The mine consists of a straight, narrow corridor, gradually becoming wider and more contorted, in the end almost forming a botch. en.wikipedia.org

A deceptively simple obstacle, many have grasped the rope successfully only to botch the landing. en.wikipedia.org

Or, if the kick is angled too sharply, it goes out of bounds too early and results in an unusually short, or botched, punt. en.wikipedia.org

We were not allowed to go as we would have botched up the negotiations. en.wikipedia.org

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