flub

简明释义

英[flʌb]美[flʌb]

v. 搞糟，搞坏；犯错误

n. 搞糟的事情；错误，过失

复 数 f l u b s

第 三 人 称 单 数 f l u b s

现 在 分 词 f l u b b i n g

过 去 式 f l u b b e d

过 去 分 词 f l u b b e d

英英释义

单词用法

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例句

1.Sometimes you flub it and have to retype the letters, but otherwise you don't think about it much.

有时候你填错了，那么不得不重新输入一次，除此之外，你可能不会对此想的太多。

2.After failing to connect, he took his flub to Twitter, Posting: "I'd like to apologise to the lady I just called by mistake saying 'Hello, is this planet Earth?"

皮克没能与家人接通电话，于是在Twitter上发帖承认错误：“我刚才打错电话了，还说‘你好，是地球吗？”’我想向那位女士道歉。

3.If you try a sales technique and flub it, not making a sale, will you try it again?

如果你尝试了一种销售技巧，但是没有成功，一份单子都没做成，你会再试一次吗？

4.Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who unveiled both products, made a nod to the iPhone flub at Wednesday's event.

苹果首席执行官，两种产品的发布人，史蒂夫·乔布斯在周三的活动中承认了iPhone的这个缺憾。

5.Etymology: 'Flunk' is probably a combination of the words' flub '(which means' to do something incorrectly') and 'funk' (which means' depression 'or' misery ').

词源：“flunk”有可能是“flub”(意思是：“做错事”)和“funk”(意思是：“沮丧”或“痛苦”)。

6.The flub came as she addressed the National Association of Black Journalists and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists in Washington, DC.

她在华盛顿特区给美国国家黑人记者协会和美国国家拉美裔记者协会成员发表演讲时出现了口误。

7.More troubling, she said, is what Google's flub may portend for the future.

更令人不安的是，她说，Google的搞得不好将可能对于未来的预警。

8.After failing to connect, he took his flub to Twitter, Posting: "I'd like to apologise to the lady I just called by mistake saying 'Hello, is this planet Earth?"

皮克没能与家人接通电话，于是在Twitter上发帖承认错误：“我刚才打错电话了，还说‘你好，是地球吗？”’我想向那位女士道歉。

9.He managed to flub his lines during the play, causing the audience to laugh unexpectedly.

他在剧中失误了台词，导致观众意外地笑了。

10.She didn't mean to flub the presentation, but her nerves got the best of her.

她并不是故意要搞砸演示，但她的紧张情绪占了上风。

11.The athlete flubbed the final jump, missing the gold medal.

这名运动员在最后一跳时失误，错失了金牌。

12.During the quiz, he flubbed a simple math problem and lost valuable points.

在测验中，他搞错了一个简单的数学题，失去了宝贵的分数。

13.I always flub the names of my favorite actors when I'm nervous.

我总是在紧张时说错我最喜欢的演员的名字。

作文

In the world of public speaking, making mistakes is almost inevitable. Everyone has experienced a moment where they have stumbled over their words or forgotten a key point during a presentation. These moments are often referred to as a flub, a term that captures the essence of a blunder that can happen to anyone, regardless of their level of expertise. A flub can be as minor as mispronouncing a word or as significant as forgetting the main message of your speech. When I was in college, I had the opportunity to present my research project at an academic conference. I had spent weeks preparing my slides and practicing my delivery. However, when I finally stepped onto the stage, I felt a wave of anxiety wash over me. As I began to speak, I suddenly blanked on a critical piece of information. In that moment, I experienced a classic flub. My mind went completely blank, and I awkwardly stammered for a few seconds before I could regain my composure. The audience could sense my discomfort, and I could feel their eyes on me, waiting for me to recover from this flub. Fortunately, I managed to laugh it off and continued with my presentation. Afterward, several attendees approached me, sharing their own stories of similar experiences. It was comforting to know that everyone has faced their own flub at some point in their lives. As I reflected on that day, I realized that flubs are not just embarrassing moments; they are opportunities for growth. Each time we make a mistake, we learn something valuable about ourselves and our abilities. For instance, after my flub, I decided to join a public speaking club to improve my skills. Over time, I became more confident in my ability to handle unexpected situations during presentations. Moreover, the way we respond to a flub can define our character. Some people may become flustered and defensive, while others choose to embrace their mistakes with humor and grace. I have learned that acknowledging a flub and moving on can actually endear us to our audience. It makes us relatable and human. In conclusion, while flubs can be uncomfortable and sometimes even embarrassing, they are an integral part of life. We all make mistakes, and it is how we deal with them that truly matters. Embracing our flubs can lead to personal growth and improvement in our skills. So next time you find yourself in a situation where you might flub, remember that it’s just a stepping stone on your journey to becoming a better speaker and communicator. Mistakes are simply part of the learning process, and every flub brings us one step closer to mastery.

在公众演讲的世界里，犯错误几乎是不可避免的。每个人都经历过在演讲中绊倒词句或忘记关键点的时刻。这些时刻通常被称为flub，这个词捕捉了无论专业水平如何，任何人都可能发生的失误的本质。flub可以是像发错音这样的小错误，也可以是像忘记演讲的主要信息这样重大的失误。 当我上大学时，我有机会在一个学术会议上展示我的研究项目。我花了几周的时间准备幻灯片和练习演讲。然而，当我最终走上舞台时，我感到一阵焦虑袭来。当我开始发言时，我突然忘记了一条关键信息。在那一刻，我经历了一个经典的flub。我的脑海中完全空白，我尴尬地结结巴巴了几秒钟才重新找回了我的镇定。 观众能感受到我的不适，我能感觉到他们的目光盯着我，等待我从这个flub中恢复过来。幸运的是，我设法轻松应对，并继续我的演讲。之后，几位与会者找我聊天，分享了他们自己类似经历的故事。知道每个人在生活中都曾面对自己的flub，让我感到宽慰。 当我反思那一天时，我意识到flub不仅仅是令人尴尬的时刻；它们是成长的机会。每次我们犯错时，我们都会学习到关于自己和能力的宝贵东西。例如，在我的flub之后，我决定加入一个公共演讲俱乐部来提高我的技能。随着时间的推移，我对处理演讲中的意外情况的能力变得更加自信。 此外，我们对flub的反应可以定义我们的性格。有些人可能会变得慌乱和防御，而另一些人选择以幽默和优雅来接受自己的错误。我已经了解到，承认flub并继续前进实际上可以让我们更受观众的喜爱。它使我们显得亲切和人性化。 总之，虽然flubs可能让人感到不舒服，有时甚至令人尴尬，但它们是生活中不可或缺的一部分。我们都犯错，而我们如何处理这些错误才是真正重要的。接受我们的flubs可以带来个人成长和技能的提升。所以，下次你发现自己可能会flub的时候，请记住，这只是你成为更好演讲者和沟通者旅程中的一个垫脚石。错误只是学习过程的一部分，每一次flub都让我们更接近掌握。