cock something ↔ up

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcock something ↔ up phrasal verb British English informal not politeSPOILto spoil something by making a stupid mistake or doing it badlyHis secretary cocked up his travelling schedule and he’s furious about it. → cock-up → cock→ See Verb tablecock-upˈcock-up noun [countable] British English spoken informal MISTAKEsomething that has been spoiled by someone’s stupid mistake or by being done badly He’s made a monumental cock-up of his first assignment.cock-up over There’s been a cock-up over the tickets for the football on Saturday.

单词	cock something ↔ up
释义	cock something ↔ up From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishcock something ↔ up phrasal verb British English informal not politeSPOILto spoil something by making a stupid mistake or doing it badlyHis secretary cocked up his travelling schedule and he’s furious about it. → cock-up → cock→ See Verb tablecock-upˈcock-up noun [countable] British English spoken informal MISTAKEsomething that has been spoiled by someone’s stupid mistake or by being done badly He’s made a monumental cock-up of his first assignment.cock-up over There’s been a cock-up over the tickets for the football on Saturday.
随便看	steer clear of steer clear of steer somebody away from something steer somebody to something steer somebody towards/away from/through etc something steer somebody towards/to etc something steer something through/to etc something steer through etc steer to steer to etc steer to etc steer towards etc steer towards from etc steer towards through etc steerage steerage steering steering committee steering wheel Steerpike steersman steersmen Steffens Steffens, Lincoln Steffi