botcher
ˈbɒtʃə
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Definition of botcher - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
incompetenceDatedUKincompetent worker who makes frequent mistakesDatedUK
  • He was known as the office botcher.
blunderer bungler fumbler
2.
repairDatedperson who repairs things in a clumsy wayDated
  • The botcher tried to fix the broken chair.
bungler
3.
fishRareyoung salmon also called a grilseRare
  • The fisherman caught a botcher in the river.
grilse
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  • botcher: young salmon also called a grilse
    young salmon also called a grilse

Origin of botcher

English, botch (to spoil by poor work) + -er (one who does)

Examples of botcher in a sentence

  • Everyone avoided the botcher on the construction site.
  • The botcher left the plumbing in a worse state.
  • Hiring a botcher can lead to more damage.
  • The botcher was released back into the stream.
  • Anglers often seek botchers during the fishing season.

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  1. French:incompétent, bricoleur maladroit, ...
  2. German:Pfuscher, Grilse, ...
  3. Italian:pasticcione, rattoppatore, ...
  4. Spanish:chapucero, grilse, ...
  5. Portuguese:trapalhão, remendador, ...
  6. Chinese:拙劣工人, 笨拙的修理工, ...
  7. Japanese:へま, 下手な修理屋, ...
  8. Arabic:مُخْفِق, مُخَرْبِش, ...
  9. Hebrew:חוֹבָּבֵן, מְתַקֵּן גָּרוּעַ, ...
  10. Russian:недотёпа, криворукий мастер, ...
  11. Ukrainian:некомпетентний працівник, незграба, ...
  12. Hindi:अक्षम व्यक्ति, अनाड़ी मरम्मत करने वाला, ...

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