bloomer

英 [ˈbluːmə(r)]

美 [ˈbluːmər]

n.  错误

复数：bloomers　

BNC.33887 / COCA.25951

牛津词典

noun

• 错误
  a mistake

英英释义

noun

• an embarrassing mistake
  Synonym:blunderblooperbunglepratfallfoul-upfuckupflubbotchbonerboo-boo
• a flower that blooms in a particular way
  1. a night bloomer

双语例句

• First, being a New Year baby, he was an "early bloomer".
  首先，作为一个新的一年宝宝，他是一个早。
• But like any late bloomer, I was eager to make up for lost time.
  不过就象所有开窍晚的人一样，我渴望能找回失去的时间。
• You're a late bloomer, gibbs.
  你可真是“大器晚成”，gibbs。
• But Li is a late bloomer.
  但李是大器晚成。
• Bloomer's Learning Test ( BLT) is a test of learning processes.
  布鲁默学习测验（BLT）是一项以学习模式为研究内容的学习过程测验。
• Paul was such a slow worker at first that we almost fired him, but he proved to be a late bloomer.
  保罗初来时工作非常迟钝，我们几乎要开除他，但最终证实他是一个有潜力的人。
• She's definitely a late bloomer and she's just in a really great place.
  她肯定是一个迟熟的人，而她现在正处于一个很棒的位置。
• I made on awful bloomer when I introduced mary's new boyfriend using her ex-husband's name.
  我用玛丽前夫的姓介绍她的新男友，我犯了一个十分愚蠢的错误。
• This is a reliable bloomer.
  这是一个可靠的姜子牙。
• Edward Bloomer, astronomer at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, says: Even thick cloud cover is transitory, and even a very short exposure to unfiltered sunlight can permanently damage your vision.
  格林威治皇家天文台的天文学家爱德华布鲁默说：哪怕是最厚的云层也只是片刻的，而哪怕只是一瞬间暴露在毫无遮拦的阳光下，也会对视力造成伤害。