Russia made a botched attempt to quickly storm Kiev
it looks like it’s botched one of its top priorities.
He blamed his doctor for a botched operation
“We must confront the reality that the botched Brexit deal significantly hurt our economy,” (Keith Starmer)
to botch: hacer una chapuza, fastidiar algo, estropear, hacer algo mal o con torpezaRealizar una tarea de forma torpe o incorrecta, con resultados deficientes o desastrosos.
botch: chapuza
a botched event: un evento fallido/chapucero
botched: chapucero o mal manejado