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| 61. | an awkward bad-mannered adolescent boy. |
| 笨拙的没礼貌的青少年。 |
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| 62. | These are both very clumsy interactions and require users to express themselves in a very unnatural manner that is difficult to learn. |
| 这是个非常笨拙的交互方式，需要让用户以一种非常不自然的方式来表达自己的想法，这也非常难以学习。 |
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| 63. | Lacking grace; clumsy. |
| 不够优雅的；笨拙的 |
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| 64. | A stupid, gauche person; a blockhead. |
| 傻瓜愚蠢、笨拙的人；傻瓜 |
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| 65. | a dull and listless state resulting from weariness. |
| 笨拙或无精打采的状态。 |
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| 66. | of all landlubbers the most lubberly. |
| 所有旱鸭子中最笨拙的。 |
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| 67. | "Hulking," insisted Daisy. |
| “笨拙。” 黛西强嘴说。 |
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| 68. | Having a ponderous, lumbering gait. |
| 脚步沉重的，步态笨拙的 |
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| 69. | An inept person. |
| 笨人一个笨拙愚蠢的人 |
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| 70. | He now seems gauche and uninteresting. |
| 他显得又笨拙又古板。 |
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