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| 31. | dodge awkward questions |
| 回避令人尴尬的问题 |
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| 32. | an awkward expression |
| 生硬的语句 |
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| 33. | He feels awkward. |
| 他感到困惑 |
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| 34. | She felt awkward. |
| 她想到受到惩罚时的尴尬 |
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| 35. | an awkward staircase |
| 上下不方便的楼梯 |
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| 36. | an awkward customer |
| 难对付的家伙 |
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| 37. | awkward with childre |
| 和孩子在一起感到局促不安 |
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| 38. | an awkward bedfellow |
| 难以相处的人 |
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| 39. | clumsy; stupid; awkward |
| 蠢笨 |
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| 40. | an awkward remark |
| 不得体的话 |
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