flub

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Sometimes you flub it and have to retype the letters, but otherwise you don't think about it much.
有時(shí)候你填錯(cuò)了，那么不得不重新輸入一次，除此之外，你可能不會(huì)對(duì)此想的太多。
Most people tend to flub on exams when they suppress rather than acknowledge fears, or dwell on negative stereotypes of themselves.
大多數(shù)人在考場(chǎng)如果壓制畏懼情緒，而不是接受它，或者擺脫不了對(duì)自己的負(fù)面偏見，他們也可能發(fā)揮失常。
Etymology: 'Flunk' is probably a combination of the words 'flub' (which means 'to do something incorrectly') and 'funk' (which means 'depression' or 'misery').
詞源：“flunk”有可能是“flub”（意思是：“做錯(cuò)事”）和“funk”（意思是：“沮喪”或“痛苦”）。

Your other flub was to hop into bed with trendy multiculturalism, which disparages science as a tool of Western oppression.
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This is a simple concept, but one which even many long-experienced asset protection planners often flub or can never get their minds around.
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We all know by now it was a scheduling flub, and they didn't make their product release deadlines by the time the packaging was put through.
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If you flub something that you are trying to do, you are unsuccessful or you do it badly.
A flub is a mistake or an unsuccessful attempt to do something.