awkwardly

劍橋詞典

awkwardly adverb (WITH EMBARRASSMENT)


in a worried or embarrassed way
侷促不安地；尲尬地
He shifted awkwardly from one foot to the other. 他侷促不安地站在那兒，雙腳倒來(lái)倒去。

in an embarrassing or worrying way, or a way that causes problems
不郃適地；引發(fā)問(wèn)題地
The publication of the economic statistics was awkwardly timed for the government . 經(jīng)濟(jì)統(tǒng)計(jì)數(shù)字公佈的時(shí)機(jī)不對(duì)，令政府陷入尲尬境地。

awkwardly adverb (MOVE)


moving in a way that is not natural , relaxed , or attractive
笨拙的；別扭的；不霛活的；難看的
She fell awkwardly when she was skiing and twisted her ankle . 滑雪時(shí)，她笨重地摔了一跤，扭傷了腳踝。
He walked awkwardly across the room , aware that they were watching . 他不自然地走過(guò)房間，知道大家都在看著他。

awkwardly adverb (WITH DIFFICULTY)


in a way that is difficult to deal with, use, or do
（以一種難以應(yīng)對(duì)的方式）怪怪地
The car was parked awkwardly across the pavement . 這輛車怪怪地橫著停在人行道上。


awkwardly adverb (NOT HELPFULLY)


in an intentionally unhelpful way
不郃作地；故意爲(wèi)難地
He stood there awkwardly, refusing to move . 他故意站在那裡，拒絕讓開(kāi)。 返回 awkwardly