snafu的意思|snafu的解释-里氏词典

snafu [snæ'fu:]

a. 一团槽的, 大混乱的

vt. 使混乱, 使一团槽

n. 混乱

snafu

[ noun ]

an acronym often used by soldiers in World War II: situation normal all fucked up

<noun.act>

[ verb ]

<verb.change>

[ adj ]

<adj.all>

situation normal--all fucked-up

The objective is to avoid the type of snafu that forced Dukakis out of prime time in 1984, the first year the three networks passed up gavel-to-gavel coverage in favor of an abbreviated approach.
Competitors quickly geared up to take advantage of Lotus's snafu.
And because of a recent snafu committed by a state court of appeals in Houston, Texaco says, its deadline for appealing remains unclear.
Before the development snafu, the Navy had valued the P-7 project, from start to finish, at about $8 billion.
The embarrassing snafu, which has cost investors seven cents a share, stems from a tax provision enacted in 1936.
But a mechanical snafu also may have damped consumer enthusiasm.
As U.S. officials see it, much of the anti-Americanism, including the anger over the supercomputer snafu, is part of the local political drama.
After Marilyn Pearl was forced to the end of the line because of a paper-work snafu last April, her husband wrote to Judge Merhige assailing the process as "a waste of time and fraud."

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