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  • испо́ртить

    to spoil, to mar, to ruin, to make worse

    to damage, to break, to ruin

    to mess up, to screw up, to botch, to louse up

    to corrupt, to spoil (a person)

  • завали́ть

    to fill up, to block up (with debris), to cover over, to bury

    to heap (with), to pile high (with), to swamp (with work)

    to fail (an exam), to flunk, to botch

  • по́ртить

    to spoil, to ruin, to mar, to make worse

    to damage, to break, to put out of order

    to mess up, to screw up, to botch, to louse up

    to corrupt, to spoil (a person)

  • навра́ть

    to lie, to tell lies, to make up stories

    to make a mistake, to get wrong, to botch

    to slander, to tell lies about

  • прома́зать

    to miss, to fail to hit

    to coat, to grease, to fill (with putty)

    to daub carelessly, to botch

  • га́дить

    to defecate, to foul (a place), to soil

    to spoil, to botch, to mess up

    to play dirty tricks (on someone), to make mischief, to do someone harm

  • прова́ливать

    to get out, to go away, to get lost, to clear off

    to make fail, to botch, to ruin, to flunk (a candidate)

    to cause to collapse, to break through, to cave in (something)

  • зава́ливать

    to fill up (with), to block up, to pile up, to cover over

    to fail (an exam), to flunk, to botch, to mess up

    to swamp (with work), to overwhelm, to load down

  • барахли́ть

    to botch something, to do a botched job

  • поде́лка

    handmade article, handicraft item, craft object

    botch work, sorry effort, shoddy piece of work

  • кропа́ть

    to scribble, to botch, to bungle, to cobble together

    to sew, to mend, to patch

  • наваля́ть

    to beat up, to thrash, to give a beating

    to botch, to bungle, to dash off carelessly

    to pile up, to heap up, to dump (a load of)

    to felt (make by felting), to full (wool)

  • напоро́ть

    to unstitch (a quantity), to rip open, to undo (seams)

    to talk (nonsense), to babble, to spout

    to bungle, to botch up, to blunder

    to tear, to cut (on something sharp), to gash

  • настря́пать

    to cook up, to make (a batch of), to whip up

    to cobble together, to churn out sloppily, to botch

  • наля́пать

    to slap together, to knock together, to churn out (poorly), to botch

  • запоро́ть

    to screw up, to bungle, to botch

    to beat to death, to flog to death

  • запа́рывать

    to screw up, to bungle, to botch, to ruin

    to flog to death, to beat to death

  • коря́вый

    gnarled, knotty, crooked

    crude, shoddy, botched

    clumsy, awkward

  • испо́ртиться

    to spoil, to go bad, to go off

    to break down, to break, to stop working

    to deteriorate, to get worse, to take a turn for the worse

    to be ruined, to be spoiled, to be botched

    to become spoiled, to become corrupted, to go to the bad

  • халту́ра

    botched job, hack-work, pot-boiler, money spinning side-line

  • мазня́

    daub, bad painting, scrawl, scribble

    botched job, shoddy work, sloppy work

  • куста́рничество

    amateurishness, bungling, botched work, dilettantism

    handicraft, cottage industry, home-based craft work

  • пачкотня́

    scribbling, scrawl, daub, smearing

    bungling, botched work, hack work

  • халя́вный

    free, free of charge, for nothing, freebie

    shoddy, botched, sloppy, lousy

    dead easy, cushy, easy-peasy

  • кропа́вший

    who scribbled, who botched, who patched up hastily

  • мараковавший

    scribbled, botched, scrawled

  • порта́чащий

    bungling, botching, sloppy, unskillful

  • порта́чивший

    bungling, botching, spoiling, messing up

  • намара́вший

    scribbled, scrawled, botched

  • прова́ленный

    failed, botched, flunked (exam)

    collapsed, caved-in, sunken

  • ско́мканный

    crumpled, rumpled, crushed

    botched, rushed, muddled, poorly organized

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