| 单词 | awkwardly |
| 释义 | awkwardly UK ['ɔ:.kwəd.li] US ['ɑ:.kwɚd-] adverb EMBARRASSED 尴尬的 ■in a worried or embarrassed way 局促不安地；尴尬地 •He shifted awkwardly from one foot to the other.他局促不安地站在那里，双脚倒来倒去。 ■in an embarrassing or worrying way, or a way which causes problems 不合适地；引发问题地；令人难堪担忧地•The publication of the economic statistics was awkwardly timed for the Government.经济统计数字公布的时机不对，令政府陷入尴尬局面。 UK ['ɔ:.kwəd.li] US ['ɑ:.kwɚd-] adverb MOVEMENT 动作 ■moving in a way that is not natural, relaxed or attractive 笨拙的；别扭的；不灵活的；难看的 •She fell awkwardly when she was skiing and twisted her ankle.滑雪时，她笨重地摔了一跤，扭伤了脚踝。 •He walked awkwardly across the room, aware that they were watching.他不自然地走过房间，知道大家都在看着他。 UK ['ɔ:.kwəd.li] US ['ɑ:.kwɚd-] adverb DIFFICULT 困难的 ■in a way that is difficult to deal with, use, or do 难用的；棘手的；难处理的，难对付的 •The car was parked awkwardly across the pavement.这辆车停得太不是地方了，把整条人行道堵住了。 UK ['ɔ:.kwəd.li] US ['ɑ:.kwɚd-] adverb NOT HELPFUL 没有助益的 ■in an intentionally unhelpful way 难相处的；不合作的；故意为难的 |
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