Hledat
to blunder
01
udělat chybu, přehodit
to commit an embarrassing and serious mistake out of carelessness or stupidity
Intransitive
Example
He blundered by sending the email to the wrong recipient.
She blundered during the presentation by forgetting key points.
02
uklouznout, splést se
to say something in a careless, foolish, or confused way
Transitive: to blunder a remark
Example
He blundered his apology and made it sound insincere.
Uklouzl se ve své omluvě a udělal ji zní neupřímně.
Forgetting the key slides, he blundered the entire presentation.
Zapomněl na klíčové slidy a spletl se v celé prezentaci.
03
klopýtat, tápat
to move awkwardly or without clear direction
Intransitive: to blunder somewhere
Example
Without a flashlight, they blundered along the unlit trail.
Bez baterky klopýtali po nezpevněné cestě.
He blundered into the dark room, knocking over a chair.
Klopýtal do temné místnosti a převrhl židli.
Blunder
Example
The manager 's blunder in the financial report led to a significant loss for the company.
Chyba manažera ve finanční zprávě vedla k významné ztrátě pro společnost.
His blunder during the presentation was embarrassing and noticeable to everyone.
Jeho přešlap během prezentace byl trapný a pro všechny nápadný.
02
chyba, přehmat
a serious tactical or positional mistake that results in a significant disadvantage or loss of material, often leading to a loss of the game
What is a "blunder"?
A blunder in chess is a serious mistake, often leading to a significant disadvantage or loss of the game. It usually happens when a player overlooks a move or makes a poor decision that results in the loss of material, a missed checkmate, or a weakened position. Blunders are typically unintentional and can occur when a player is under pressure, distracted, or miscalculates a move. A blunder can turn the tide of the game, and it is one of the most costly mistakes a player can make.
