The most important thing is not to blunder!

最重要的是不要摆乌龙哦！

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The act of fail, to blunder, to make a snafu, or catastrophe.

失败，犯错，制造混乱或者大灾难的行为。

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One is likely to blunder in one's work if one refuses to listen to the masseses.

工作中听不进群众的意见就容易栽跟头。

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There has to be something more here than merely Johnson's massive blunder as a literary critic.

作为文学评论家，约翰逊是大错特错了,但他还是能给我们一些启发。

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Half of them are assigned to the blunder condition.

实验中出现了采访者失态的环节。

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And, in truth, they would not be all that easy to blunder across accidentally.

ECONOMIST: A matter of gravity

That changed as Mr Blair's departure drew near and the Tories began to blunder: in June Labour overtook the Tories (see chart).

ECONOMIST: Polls and elections

Uninformed investors tend to blunder their way into stacks of losses.

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