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| 81. | I was always an awkward dancer. |
| 我跳舞一向是笨手笨脚的. |
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| 82. | several awkward moments in the discussion; |
| 讨论中一些令人窘迫的时刻； |
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| 83. | I felt very awkward and embarrassed |
| 我感到进退两难，尴尬之极。 |
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| 84. | soften down [ round off ] awkward - ties |
| 磨去笨拙的棱角 |
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| 85. | You've posed us an awkward question. |
| 你给我们提出了一个尴尬的问题。 |
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| 86. | stop sb's bad or awkward behaviour |
| 制止某人的不良举动 |
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| 87. | to be in an awkward predicament |
| 不尴不尬 |
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| 88. | An awkward sentence caughter her eye. |
| 有一个蹩脚的句子吸引住了她的视线。 |
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| 89. | adroit handling of an awkward situation |
| 巧妙的处理尴尬的局面 |
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| 90. | She is still awkward with chopsticks. |
| 她用筷子还不熟练。 |
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