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71. | an awkward bad-mannered adolescent boy. |
| 笨拙的没礼貌的青少年。 |
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72. | He wrote first in large clumsy capitals. |
| 他先用大写字母笨拙地写出。 |
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73. | a dull and listless state resulting from weariness. |
| 笨拙或无精打采的状态。 |
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74. | "Hulking," insisted Daisy. |
| “笨拙。” 黛西强嘴说。 |
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75. | An inept person. |
| 笨人一个笨拙愚蠢的人 |
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76. | Having a ponderous, lumbering gait. |
| 脚步沉重的,步态笨拙的 |
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77. | of all landlubbers the most lubberly. |
| 所有旱鸭子中最笨拙的。 |
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78. | He now seems gauche and uninteresting. |
| 他显得又笨拙又古板。 |
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79. | cock sth up(Brit infml)spoil or ruin sth by incompetence;bungle sth |
| (口)把某事物搞糟 |
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80. | The children liked to jeer at the awkward student. |
| 孩子们喜欢嘲笑笨拙的学生。 |
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