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词根:clumsy
adj.clumsy 笨拙的
adv.clumsily 笨拙地;粗陋地
probably from obsolete English clumse benumbed with cold
The first known use of clumsy was circa 1598
cluster1 of 2noun
a number of similar things growing, collected, or grouped together : bunch a flower cluster
a cluster of houses
cluster2 of 2verb
to grow, collect, or gather in a cluster
cluster1 of 2noun
a number of similar things growing, collected, or grouped together : bunch a flower cluster
a cluster of houses
cluster2 of 2verb
to grow, collect, or gather in a cluster
cluster1 of 2noun
a number of similar things growing, collected, or grouped together : bunch a flower cluster
a cluster of houses
cluster2 of 2verb
to grow, collect, or gather in a cluster
cluster1 of 2noun
a number of similar things growing, collected, or grouped together : bunch a flower cluster
a cluster of houses
cluster2 of 2verb
to grow, collect, or gather in a cluster
clung
clumsyadjective
lacking skill or grace in movement
clumsy fingers
showing social awkwardness or a lack of tact
a clumsy attempt at a joke
awkwardly or poorly made : hard to use
a clumsy tool
clumsyadjective
lacking skill or grace in movement
clumsy fingers
showing social awkwardness or a lack of tact
a clumsy attempt at a joke
awkwardly or poorly made : hard to use
a clumsy tool
1 I find it to just be one of the most beautiful examples of the clumsiness of humans even in our darkest hour.
2 “Angelology” is so prettily written that it takes a while for the clumsiness to show.
3 It isn’t hard to make, but I botch it often out of sheer clumsiness.
4 Free from clumsiness; deft; adroit.
不笨拙的; 熟练的; 有灵气的.
5 There are fewer intrusions from fly-Jacob and Jacob's Folly clicks into gear; if you can get past the intermittent clumsiness of the first 10 chapters, it becomes a genuine pleasure to read.
6 And I would follow, mimicking her and fighting my natural clumsiness, pleased to be part of her game.
7 For me the only slight clumsiness is the video rewind effect to show we're going back in time.
8 Whenever Dick is teased for his clumsiness by other boys, Brown will come to the rescue.
每次狄克因手脚笨拙而受到其他孩子取笑时, 布朗都会来解围.
9 Furious at my clumsiness, I threw my notebook at her, but it caught her in the small of her velvet back, for she had turned and was flying across the street against traffic.
10 And it matched our awareness of the seediness of the nightclub and of the winning clumsiness of its bustier-wearing chorus boys.
11 But the first-person narrative sometimes makes for clumsiness in the theatre.
12 The forward end of the superstructure should not be too close to the bow to avoid a sense of clumsiness.
上层建筑的前端壁的起始点不宜过于接近船艏,否则会有呆笨的感觉。
13 What he will say is that he considers his act of clumsiness among the best moves of his life.
14 The novel suffers from a certain clumsiness at the sentence level as well.
15 "For those that saw me fall last night during Bullet, that wasn't a stage move or clumsiness, that was me blacking out and wiping out," Corgan wrote.
16 Major Major had never played basketball or any other game before, but his great, bobbing height and rapturous enthusiasm helped make up for his innate clumsiness and lack of experience.
17 There are simple, satisfying sight gags built around the clumsiness of farm machinery, the absurdity of sheep and the indignities of advancing age and cold weather.
18 And at a certain point in this 100-minute production, the plot that brings its two characters into convergence takes over with increasing, strong-armed clumsiness.
19 But Bannon is stymied by his need to make a straightforward Palin hagiography and, even more so, by his clumsiness as a film propagandist.
20 Mr. Cumberbatch also insisted on playing down the social clumsiness of both men.
2 不得体
incorrect improper unseemly flat-footed tactless indecorous incorrectly clumsily tactlessly indecorously tactlessness
3 设计欠佳
4 粗陋
5 笨拙
cack-handed wooden awkward angular cumbersome clumsy inept heavy-handed uncoordinated spastic ungainly gauche bungling gawky blundering maladroit awkwardly clumsily ineptly ponderously maladroitly awkwardness ineptitude lubberly heavy left-handed wretched ill unwieldy overgrown hulking bumbling uncouth unskillful bonehead ham-fisted tactless artless fumbling elephantine footless klutzy impolitic ham-handed inexpert inapt unapt hamfisted twofisted sternforemost dumpishly woodenly artlessly boorishly blunderingly insipience dumpishness flat-footed angularity boorishness gaucherie artlessness gawkiness inaptitude goonery with a heavy hand all thumbs have a heavy hand be all fingers and thumbs be all thumbs