How to pronounce“fiasco”in English
weekend. And now with that all said, we will come scampering home to immigration policy in the UK, which has been in the official words a complete and utter
fiasco for as many years as I can remember because every government says it's going to do X and then never does. Indeed. So, and there is reason whether
or not as an individual you actually care about high levels of immigration.
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Definitions of “fiasco”
A sudden or unexpected failure.
“The event turned into a complete fiasco when the power went out.”
A ludicrous or humiliating situation. Some effort that went quite wrong.
“There was the fiasco about Olga coming to the tableaux, which was the cause of her sending that very tart reply, via Miss Lyall, to Lady Ambermere's impertinence, and the very next morning, Lady Ambermere, coming again into Riseholme, perhaps for that very purpose, had behaved to Lucia as Lucia had behaved to the moon, and cut her. That was irritating, but the counter-irritant to it had been that Lady Ambermere had then gone to Olga's, and been told that she was not at home, though she was very audibly practising in her music-room at the time.”
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