awkwardly
剑桥词典
awkwardly adverb (WITH EMBARRASSMENT)
in a worried or embarrassed way
局促不安地;尴尬地
He shifted awkwardly from one foot to the other. 他局促不安地站在那儿,双脚倒来倒去。
in an embarrassing or worrying way, or a way that causes problems
不合适地;引发问题地
The publication of the economic statistics was awkwardly timed for the government . 经济统计数字公布的时机不对,令政府陷入尴尬境地。
awkwardly adverb (MOVE)
moving in a way that is not natural , relaxed , or attractive
笨拙的;别扭的;不灵活的;难看的
She fell awkwardly when she was skiing and twisted her ankle . 滑雪时,她笨重地摔了一跤,扭伤了脚踝。
He walked awkwardly across the room , aware that they were watching . 他不自然地走过房间,知道大家都在看着他。
awkwardly adverb (WITH DIFFICULTY)
in a way that is difficult to deal with, use, or do
(以一种难以应对的方式)怪怪地
The car was parked awkwardly across the pavement . 这辆车怪怪地横着停在人行道上。
awkwardly adverb (NOT HELPFULLY)
in an intentionally unhelpful way
不合作地;故意为难地
He stood there awkwardly, refusing to move . 他故意站在那里,拒绝让开。 返回 awkwardly