a fish out of water

基本解釋

It’s completely normal to feel like a fish out of water when you arrive at a new place, not knowing anyone.
儅你初來(lái)乍到一個(gè)地方，不認(rèn)識(shí)任何人的時(shí)候，你會(huì)感覺(jué)像一條離開(kāi)水的魚，這是很正常的。
Among strangers he was as a fish out of water, but among friends discrepancies in wisdom or age made no difference to him.
與陌生人在一起時(shí)，他會(huì)覺(jué)得別扭和不適，但同朋友之間，智慧或者年嵗上的差別他都毫不在意。
"I met Clive at a dinner I hosted for my boss," Rajna says in a refined Eastern European drawl. "He was like a fish out of water and I was concerned, so I got talking with him.
“我是在爲(wèi)我的老板主持的一次晚宴上見(jiàn)到尅雷夫的，”勞伊娜用文雅的東歐語(yǔ)調(diào)慢慢地說(shuō)，“他那時(shí)就像一條離了水的魚，他引起了我的注意，我和他交談起來(lái)。

Sometimes I feel like a fish out of water when I go to a party and everyone but me is doing the latest dance.
I feel like a fish out of water just flapping around in my bed at night" Louis's brother Henry McAnespy showed us a map of the oyster beds they lease from the state.

Bartz looked like a fish out of water on day one and eventually she crashed and burned badly.
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