| 单词 | fiasco |
| 释义 | fiasco /fiæskəʊ; name fiæskoʊ/ [countable] (rather informal) something that is a complete failure especially because it is badly planned or organized, often in a way that causes embarrassment难堪的失败，尴尬的结局（尤指筹划不周或组织不力所致）◆what a fiasco!这结果真丢脸！◆after the fiasco over the brochures, i decided to take charge of the marketing.经历了广告手册的难堪失败之后，我决定负责市场营销工作。fiasco/fiˈæskəʊ ||; fɪˈæsko/noun [c] (plural fiascos (us also 美亦作) fiascoes) an event that does not succeed, often in a way that causes embarrassment 大失败，惨败（往往使人下不了台）: ◇our last party was a complete fiasco. 我们上次的聚会糟糕极了。 fiasco• ⇨ be a fiasco fi·as·co /fɪ`æsko; fiˈæskəʊ/n [c], plural fiascoes, or fiascosan event that is so unsuccessful that people feel embarrassed about it 出尽洋相; 惨败:◇the evening was a total fiasco from start to finish. 晚会从头至尾完全失败。 |
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