gawky

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And I think that she was very conscious that the peacock was this gawky, comic bird.
我覺得她十分清楚孔雀是多么呆頭呆腦、滑稽可笑。
Nor are the rules of algebra governed by social conventions: a gawky 14-year-old who clams up in interviews can still do well.
社會(huì)習(xí)俗也絕然不能支配代數(shù)學(xué)的規(guī)律：一名在面試中沉默笨拙的14歲小孩仍然能夠在這方面做的很好（指代數(shù)）。
She was drawn to the scholastic and artistic crowds in high school but they rejected her point-blank, assuming either that she was a flighty airhead or was mocking the gawky students in those circles.
在高中時(shí)，她想和愛學(xué)習(xí)有藝術(shù)氣質(zhì)的人交朋友，但是他們斷然拒絕接受她，因?yàn)樗麄兿氘?dāng)然的認(rèn)為她只是一個(gè)輕浮而且腦袋空空如也的傻瓜蛋，或者懷疑她在嘲笑他們?nèi)锏膶W(xué)生們遲鈍。

From afar the creatures appear gawky and unsettling, with their long, scrawny legs, puffball bodies and impossible necks.
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If you describe someone, especially a young person, as gawky, you mean they are awkward and clumsy.