botch [bɑtʃ] 是個口語上流行的字，現在常在英文的媒體上看到
它本來的意思是「難看地修補」
但現在的意思多半是動詞「搞砸」
像美國有個熱門節目就叫 Botched
是在講整型醫生如何幫那些整型手術失敗的人做補救
(botched 是它的 p.p.，也當形容詞用)
所以節目名稱的意思是「搞砸的(手術)」
我們來造些句：
它本來的意思是「難看地修補」
但現在的意思多半是動詞「搞砸」
像美國有個熱門節目就叫 Botched
是在講整型醫生如何幫那些整型手術失敗的人做補救
(botched 是它的 p.p.，也當形容詞用)
所以節目名稱的意思是「搞砸的(手術)」
我們來造些句：
He botched that interview because he didn’t sleep well the night before.
(由於他前一天晚上沒睡好，他搞砸了那個工作面試。)
It was a great opportunity, but you botched it.
(那是個很好的機會，卻被你搞砸了。)
I botched that math test.
(我的數學考試考砸了。)
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