Echar a perder algo por un trabajo torpe o incompetente.
To spoil or ruin something through clumsy or incompetent work.
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Ayer estropeé por completo el proyecto de pintura. — I really botched the painting project yesterday.
La semana pasada hizo una chapuza con el proyecto. — He really botched the project last week.
Ese proyecto fue un desastre total. — That project was a total botch.
¿Otra vez la has fastidiado con la presentación? — Did you botch the presentation again?
¿Te salió mal la tarta de la fiesta? — Did you botch the cake for the party?
No podemos permitirnos otro desaguisado así. — We can't afford another botch like this.
Esta vez no eches a perder tu tarea, por favor. — Please don't botch your assignment this time.
No eches a perder esta presentación tan importante, por favor. — Please don't botch this important presentation.
Su chapuza causó retrasos a todos. — His botch caused delays for everyone.
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