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| 91. | To move or proceed clumsily. |
| 踉跄笨拙地移动或前行 |
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| 92. | The young soldier saluted awkwardly. |
| 那名年轻士兵笨拙地敬礼。 |
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| 93. | Flounder about/around |
| 笨拙或跟跑地移动 |
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| 94. | have an hour's tinker at the radio set |
| 笨拙地修理收音机一个小时 |
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| 95. | shuffle one's clothes on [ off ] |
| 笨拙[匆匆]地穿上[脱下]衣服 |
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| 96. | an unskilled actor who overacts. |
| 夸张表演的笨拙的演员。 |
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| 97. | countrified clothes; rustic awkwardness. |
| 土气的衣服；土头土脑的笨拙。 |
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| 98. | The clumsy boy bumped into the table. |
| 笨拙的男孩撞到桌子上。 |
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| 99. | What a mannish way to stitch on a button ! |
| 缝个钮扣笨拙得象男人。 |
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| 100. | it was an apology for a meal. |
| 笨拙的辩解,更让人不信任他。 |
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