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| 31. | He's an awkward, contrary child. |
| 他是个又麻烦又不听话的孩子. |
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| 32. | awkward or difficult situation |
| 尴尬或困难的处境. |
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| 33. | awkward in one's movements |
| 动作笨拙 |
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| 34. | gloss over the awkward facts |
| 掩饰令人尴尬的事实. |
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| 35. | Stop being so awkward! |
| 别这麽别别扭扭的! |
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| 36. | Clumsy and awkward;ungainly. |
| 笨拙的和不灵敏的；不雅的 |
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| 37. | Head off an awkward question |
| 避开一个棘手的问题。 |
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| 38. | awkward with sb's hand |
| 某人的手工活儿很笨拙 |
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| 39. | an awkward and inexperienced youth. |
| 笨拙而又没有经验的初学者。 |
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| 40. | An awkward, callow youth. |
| 初生牛犊未成熟、没有经验的年轻人 |
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