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maladresse [maladʀεs]feminine nouna. ( = gaucherie, indélicatesse) clumsinessb. ( = bévue) blunder* * *maladʀɛs1) ( manque d'adresse) clumsiness2) ( manque de tact) tactlessness3) ( manque d'aisance) awkwardness4) ( erreur) ( de personne) mistake; ( dans un texte)5) ( bévue) blunder* * *maladʀɛs nf1) (= défaut) clumsiness no pl2) (= bévue) blunder* * *maladresse nf1 ( manque d'adresse) clumsiness; excusez ma maladresse forgive my clumsiness; il est d'une maladresse! he's so clumsy!;2 ( manque de tact) tactlessness; il a agi avec maladresse envers elle he was tactless to her;3 ( manque d'aisance) awkwardness; s'exprimer avec maladresse to express oneself awkwardly;4 ( erreur) ( de personne) mistake; (de traduction, texte) clumsy part; les maladresses du gouvernement ont provoqué le mécontentement mistakes by the government gave rise to discontent; il y a des maladresses de style dans ta lettre there are infelicities of style in your letter;5 ( bévue) blunder; commettre une maladresse to make a blunder (en faisant by doing); accumuler les maladresses to make one blunder after another.[maladrɛs] nom fémininne le laisse pas porter les verres, il est d'une telle maladresse! don't let him carry the glasses, he's so clumsy![manque d'assurance] awkwardnessa. [remarques] he'd become famous for his tactless remarks ou for (always) saying the wrong thingb. [actes] he'd become famous for his blunders3. ÉDUCATIONbon devoir, mais des maladresses good work if somewhat awkward in places
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