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fatal blunder - traduzione in Inglese
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Blunder (disambiguation)
fatal blunder
fatale blunder
fatal error
noodlottige fout
terminal patient
INCURABLE DISEASE UNABLE TO BE TREATED THAT WILL ALMOST CERTAINLY RESULT IN THE PATIENT'S DEATH
Terminally ill; Patient refusal of nutrition and hydration; Inevitably fatal illness; Terminal patient; End-stage disease; Terminal disease; Terminal Illness; Terminal cancer; Life-limiting illness; Fatal illness; Terminal illnesses; Life-limiting illnesses; Terminal condition
terminale patiënt (zieke die niet meer beter kan worden)
Definizione
blunder
I
n.
1) to commit, make a blunder
2) a costly, egregious, fatal, glaring, grave, serious, stupid, terrible blunder
3) a blunder to + inf. (it was a blunder to invite them)
II
v. (d; intr.) to blunder on, upon ('to happen on')
Wikipedia
Blunder
A blunder refers to a "stupid, careless mistake". Specific instances include:
- Blunder (chess), a very poor move in chess
- Hopetoun Blunder, an event in Australian history
- Brand blunder, in marketing
- Draft blunder, in American sports
- Himalayan Blunder, in Indian history
Esempi dal corpus di testo per fatal blunder
1. But it was during a transfusion for anaemia on April 18 that the fatal blunder occurred.
2. Marie To, the midwife sister accused of attaching the drip, had told the month–long hearing she was not to blame for the fatal blunder.
3. In an extraordinary letter, written within hours of the fatal blunder, the Met Commissioner said he should be able to suspend as he saw fit a legal requirement for the death to be investigated.
4. The case made by the de Menezes family and others is that the police, after committing their fatal blunder, lied about what had happened; and that Sir Ian personally sought, in violation of established procedures, to block the mandatory inquiry into the incident by the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
5. Within police circles, the name of Deputy Assistant Commissioner Brian Paddick kept coming up as someone who might have information challenging the assertion by his boss, Sir Ian Blair, that the force was unaware for 24 hours of its fatal blunder.