blunder — a stupid or careless mistake
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a stupid or careless mistake
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈblʌndər/
Korean meaning: 어리석거나 부주의한 실수
Korean pronunciation: **블**런더
Example Sentences
- The chef's blunder of adding salt instead of sugar made the cake inedible.
- She blundered through the dark room, knocking over everything in her path.
- His biggest blunder was wearing a wedding dress to a job interview.
blunder
NOUN//ˈblʌndər//
a stupid or careless mistake
The businessman's blunder ruins lunch and breaks the office microwave
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A weather blunder makes viewers wonder about the thunder!
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Origin
From Middle Dutch 'blunderen' meaning to stumble or make mistakes, likely imitative in origin, influenced by Old Norse 'blunda' meaning to shut one's eyes or be confused.
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“The chef's blunder of adding salt instead of sugar made the cake inedible.”
“She blundered through the dark room, knocking over everything in her path.”
“His biggest blunder was wearing a wedding dress to a job interview.”
“The company's marketing blunder led to a public relations disaster.”
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