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| 91. | To move in a rolling, clumsy manner;waddle. |
| 蹒跚以一种摇晃、笨拙的方式行走；摇摇摆摆地行走 |
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| 92. | Beginners do a lot of clumsy fumbling about. |
| 初学者做很多笨拙的事情探索它。 |
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| 93. | One who is clumsy at work; a bungler. |
| 工作拙劣的人；粗制滥造者 |
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| 94. | You have a clumsy and careless servant girl. |
| 你有一位笨手笨脚粗心大意的使女。 |
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| 95. | It's not easy walking in these clumsy shoes. |
| 穿着这双笨重的鞋走路真难受。 |
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| 96. | You always were the clumsy one, old Hoss. |
| 你过去总是笨手笨脚的,老豪斯。 |
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| 97. | It's a support group for very clumsy people. |
| 这是给一个给笨蛋们提供支持的组织 |
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| 98. | Michaelis made a clumsy attempt to distract him. |
| 米切里斯笨口拙舌地想法子分散他的注意力。 |
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| 99. | A person, especially a clumsy or uncouth one. |
| 家伙一个人，尤指笨拙的或古怪的人 |
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| 100. | How clumsy of me to step on your foot . |
| 我真笨，踩了你的脚。 |
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