Go pear-shaped 搞砸了
英解：To be screwed up, badly wrong
“Go pear-shaped”這句俚語(yǔ)的典故據(jù)說(shuō)源自以前的英國(guó)飛行員在接受訓(xùn)練時(shí)必須“繞圓圈”飛行，但由于難度頗高，因此飛行員往往會(huì)飛成“梨形”“pear-shaped”，而非正圓形“perfect circle”。幾經(jīng)演變，后來(lái)英文就以這句話來(lái)比喻一件事情“未如原先預(yù)期”或“搞砸了”。
Example 例句：
A: How was your presentation yesterday? Did you get them to sign the contract yet?
你昨天的簡(jiǎn)報(bào)做的怎樣？你讓他們簽約了嗎？
B: No, it all went pear-shaped. My partner was late and forgot to bring all the important papers.
沒(méi)有，全搞砸了。我的同伴不但遲到，還忘了帶所有重要的資料。
來(lái)源：萬(wàn)千英語(yǔ)族
英解：To be screwed up, badly wrong
“Go pear-shaped”這句俚語(yǔ)的典故據(jù)說(shuō)源自以前的英國(guó)飛行員在接受訓(xùn)練時(shí)必須“繞圓圈”飛行，但由于難度頗高，因此飛行員往往會(huì)飛成“梨形”“pear-shaped”，而非正圓形“perfect circle”。幾經(jīng)演變，后來(lái)英文就以這句話來(lái)比喻一件事情“未如原先預(yù)期”或“搞砸了”。
Example 例句：
A: How was your presentation yesterday? Did you get them to sign the contract yet?
你昨天的簡(jiǎn)報(bào)做的怎樣？你讓他們簽約了嗎？
B: No, it all went pear-shaped. My partner was late and forgot to bring all the important papers.
沒(méi)有，全搞砸了。我的同伴不但遲到，還忘了帶所有重要的資料。
來(lái)源：萬(wàn)千英語(yǔ)族