amateurish

1 It's essentially a glorified PowerPoint presentation that juxtaposes archival footage — an echo chamber of interviews, readings and performances taken entirely out of context — with amateurish stock footage and a short running time.

2 The show also uses amateurish re-enactments, which look particularly clunky when juxtaposed with images by photographers in the midst of crisis.

3 But when I first looked, in 2010, desperate for answers to my perpetual singlehood, online quizzes were still surprisingly amateurish, often using irregular font sizes and clip art.

4 The knowledge and research of this 83-year-old author is magnetic and forces the reader to reassess one's understanding of Amundsen's organisation and the amateurish approach of Scott.

5 For example, an amateurish image of the Virgin Mary with her eyes closed and an odd line starting at her lips and running down her body was entitled “Madonna with Floss.”

6 Now, if you say a work is "frankly amateurish" please include an image of the work under attack.

7 But if the face that Literary Death Match presents to the public is determinedly chaotic and endearingly amateurish, then its rise demonstrates a rather steelier business acumen.

8 The paintings left him feeling like a whipped schoolboy, helpless, amateurish.

9 But the tone is amateurish and counterproductive.

但是其言辞却显得业余而适得其反.

10 “Kung Fu Elliot” chronicles his amateurish efforts to make a third feature, “Blood Fight,” which he expects will be his breakthrough.

11 Detectives described the burglary as 'crude and amateurish'.

侦探称这次夜盗是拙劣的生手干的。

12 At the same time, there were people on the film crew who had come up through the system and frowned upon it, saying, 'This is very amateurish.'

13 After the movie’s release the action shifts to a Memphis courtroom, so we get amateurish acting, plus ropey Tennessee accents, plus some of the deadliest wigs ever placed on human heads.

14 Such jarring contradictions occasionally feel compelling, but often read as kitschy, even amateurish.

15 The film tries so hard to be slick, but its efforts are both unoriginal and painfully amateurish.

16 There’s promise here, shining out of the immediacy and simplicity; even when she’s playing chord progressions most beginners would reject, she knows how to be amateurish but not banal.

17 The literature of interwar Britain is full of bad food, dirty floors, and surly amateurish cooks and cleaners.

18 To me, that was pure anti-motel bias compounded by an amateurish Web site.

19 As this tends to happen with the youngest, most enthusiastic but least experienced fans, it communicates the status of novice and is seen as amateurish and ungainly.

20 But mostly the 1976 “Einstein” cast was an assembly of artists, skilled in some things and amateurish in others, but with a kind of venturesome summer-camp atmosphere prevailing during the rehearsals and performances in Avignon.

1 外行的

strange amateur laic lay illiterate unprofessional uninitiated

2 不熟练

raw awkward inept inexpert maladroit unversed unpractised ineptitude unskilled untried unaccomplished inapt unskilful inexperience crap inexperienced fresh incompetent fallow unhackneyed inartificial greenly incompetence inaptitude amateur unpracticed inexpertly verdantly rawness inexpertness

3 生手

amateur rookie neophyte tyro

4 不好的

bad sad

5 不熟练的

amateur unaccomplished unversed unpractised cack-handed raw awkward inept inexpert unskilled unskillful untried inapt unskilful crap inexperienced maladroit fresh incompetent fallow unhackneyed inartificial unpracticed

6 业余

unprofessional non-professional dilettante amateur sandlot simon-pure extracurricular sunday off-duty inexpert sparetime afterhours extracurriculum

7 不好

bad sad no bon

8 业余的

unprofessional non-professional dilettante amateur sandlot simon-pure extracurricular sunday off-duty inexpert sparetime afterhours extracurriculum

9 差劲的

bad hedge lousy one-horse

10 外行

lay illiterate layman laity amateur layperson unprofessional uninitiated stranger illiterati the uninitiated