gaffe是什么意思，gaffe的意思翻译、用法、同义词、例句

gaffe英标

英:/'ɡæf/ 美:/'ɡæf/

失礼

复数:gaffes

GRE

n. 失态；过失

n. (Gaffe)人名；(法)加夫

Gaffes in speeches are a common occurrence for him.

在演讲中的失言对他来说是经常发生的事。

The finance minister left the meeting because of the gaffe at the party.

财务部长因为晚会上的出丑而离开了会场。

He knew that customers would certainly not forgive him for his gaffe.

他知道客户肯定不会原谅他的错误。

I made a real gaffe - I called his new wife Judy, which is the name of his ex-wife.

我一时口误出了大丑把他的新任妻子叫成了朱迪那可是他前妻的名字啊

He made an embarrassing gaffe at the convention last weekend.

在上周的会议上，他犯了一个尴尬的错误。

This was an extraordinary gaffe.

这是一次不可思议的失言。

His gaffe has gone viral on the Internet.

他失态的场景已在网上疯传。

Turns out we committed an awful gaffe yesterday.

看起来我们昨天出了个大丑。

But that one was a relatively easy gaffe to spot.

但这只是相对轻松的一点调整。

n.|error/mistake/sin/blame;失态；过失

gaffe 是一个名词，意为“失态、失言”，通常表示由于粗心、不慎或无意中说或做了不恰当、尴尬或令人尴尬的事情。

gaffe 通常用于形容一个人的失态或失言，特别是在公共场合或重要场合下犯下的错误。这个词通常带有负面的意义，常常会引起尴尬、尴尬或严重的后果。

gaffe 源自法语，最初是钓鱼术语，意为“鱼叉”，后来被用于描述不恰当或尴尬的言行。