clumsier

clumsier

美 [?kl?mzi] 　英 ['kl?mzi]

• adj.(手腳)笨拙的；愚笨的；制作粗陋的；(文體等)臃腫的

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One of the clumsier faux pas is when a customer fails to inform the master in advance of dislikes or allergies.

另外，有一種更笨拙的失誤行徑，就是顧客沒事前告知壽司師傅他不喜歡什么或者對什么有過敏反應。

It was clumsier; it lacked the excitement of a great metropolis.

它比較粗陋；缺少大都市的激情。

Some American kids sneered at me when I spoke. I was embarrassed, and this made my speaking even clumsier.

正因此，一些美國孩子總在我講話的時候譏笑我，我很是尷尬，然后話就更說不溜了。

But most of the systems were even clumsier than the combination of laptop and large-screen TV that today's viewers have kludged together.

但大多數這些系統，效果甚至比筆記本電腦和大屏幕電視湊合在一起的組合還要差勁。

Boys are usually clumsier than girls in certain activities.

在某些活動中，男孩子通常比女孩子笨拙一些。

Toads have shorter legs and are generally clumsier than frogs.

蟾蜍的腿比青蛙短，而且通常比青蛙丑。

Let Rose cut the cake. She's not clumsier than anybody else.

阿奇？讓羅絲來吧！她不比任何人笨