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| 91. | He's an awkward/queer old cuss. |
| 他是个笨手笨脚的[古里古怪的]家伙. |
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| 92. | Adolescence is an awkward, in - between age. |
| 青春期是一个尴尬的夹在中间的年龄段 |
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| 93. | they arrived at an awkward time. |
| 他们在一个尴尬的时间来了。 |
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| 94. | a queer, awkward, rum, tough, etc customer |
| 古怪的、 难对付的、 不好惹的、 倔头倔脑的...家伙 |
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| 95. | An awkward, unsophisticated person;a yokel. |
| 粗人，乡下佬一个笨拙的，未经世故的人；乡下佬 |
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| 96. | This sentence is a bit awkward. |
| 这句话有点别扭。 |
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| 97. | She felt awkward. So did he. |
| 她感到有点尴尬,他也是。 |
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| 98. | An awkward or perplexing situation;a predicament. |
| 困境令人难堪或困窘的形势；窘境 |
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| 99. | Some questions are awkward to answer. |
| 对一些问题的回答是不熟练的。 |
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| 100. | The speaker was peppered with awkward questions. |
| 发言人被尴尬的问题所围困。 |
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