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1 moverse torpemente
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2 lourdement
lourdement [luʀdəmɑ̃]adverb* * *luʀdəmɑ̃1) ( fortement) heavily2) ( sans finesse)marcher/se déplacer lourdement — to walk/move clumsily
insister lourdement — to labour [BrE] the point
* * *luʀdəmɑ̃ adv* * *lourdement adv1 ( fortement) heavily; se tromper lourdement to be gravely mistaken;2 ( sans finesse) marcher/se déplacer lourdement to walk/move clumsily; insister lourdement to labourGB the point; insister lourdement sur to keep going on about; elle a insisté lourdement pour que je l'emmène avec moi she pestered me to take her with me.[lurdəmɑ̃] adverbe1. [très] heavily2. [sans souplesse] heavilymarcher lourdement to tread heavily, to walk with a heavy step3. [beaucoup] greatlytu te trompes lourdement! you are greatly mistaken!, you're making a big mistake! -
3 dar tumbos
v.1 to tumble over, to barge about, to move clumsily, to jounce.El chico dio tumbos en el pasto The boy tumbled over on the grass.2 to bucket about, to move from one side to the other.El botecito dio tumbos The dinghy bucketed about.3 to jolt around, to bump around.* * *to jolt, bump along -
4 tambalearse
• be thrown off balance• lurch from one side to the other• move about blindly• move clumsily -
5 staksig
umg.II Adv. gehen, sich bewegen: as though on stilts, gawkily* * *stak|sig ['ʃtaːksɪç]1. adjBeine spindly; (= unbeholfen) gawky2. advjdm stáksig entgegenkommen — to teeter toward(s) sb
* * *stak·sig[ˈʃta:ksɪç]I. adj awkward, clumsyII. adv\staksig gehen to hobble, to move clumsily; (unsicher) to teeter [or wobble]* * *1. 2.staksig gehen — walk as though on stilts; (unsicher) walk with teetering steps
* * *staksig umgB. adv gehen, sich bewegen: as though on stilts, gawkily* * *1. 2.staksig gehen — walk as though on stilts; (unsicher) walk with teetering steps
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6 nieładnie
adv. 1. (brzydko) unattractively- wyglądać nieładnie to look unattractive a. ugly- nieładnie chodzić/poruszać się to walk/move clumsily a. in an ungainly manner- piszesz bardzo nieładnie your handwriting is terrible- ona się nieładnie ubiera she doesn’t dress very becomingly- dziś na dworze jest nieładnie the weather is pretty bad today2. (niedobrze) postąpić nieładnie to behave improperly- to nieładnie z twojej strony it’s not very nice of you* * *adv( postępować) unfairlynieładnie się porusza — her/his movements are clumsy
nieładnie pisze — her/his handwriting is ugly
* * *adv.1. (= brzydko) unpleasingly; (np. ubierać się) unbecomingly; on nieładnie pisze his handwriting is ugly; ona nieładnie się porusza her movements are clumsy.2. (postępować, zachowywać się) unfairly.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > nieładnie
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7 attitude
attitude [atityd]feminine nounattitude ; ( = maintien) bearing* * *atityd* * *atityd nfattitude, (= position du corps) bearing* * *attitude nf1 ( du corps) ( maintien) bearing; ( position) attitude, posture; ( pose) pose; attitude raide stiff bearing; attitude de (la) soumission/de la rébellion submissive/rebellious attitude;2 ( conduite) attitude (à l'égard de or à l'encontre de or vis-à-vis de or envers qch/qn to sth/to ou toward sb); changer d'attitude to change one's attitude; prendre une attitude to adopt an attitude;3 ( affectation) pose; ce n'est qu'une attitude it's just a pose; se composer une attitude to adopt a pose;4 Danse attitude.[atityd] nom féminin1. [comportement] attitudeson attitude envers moi/les femmes his attitude towards me/women(péjoratif) [affectation] attitudeil a l'air indigné, mais ce n'est qu'une attitude his indignation is only skin-deep2. [point de vue] standpoint -
8 발버둥이치다
v. flounder, struggle helplessly, move clumsily -
9 staksig
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10 andar a tropezones
• fumble through• grope around for• grope in the dark around• move clumsily -
11 dar tumbos
• barge about• move clumsily -
12 sloisir
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13 lomp
lomp1〈de〉————————lomp2♦voorbeelden:zich lomp bewegen • move clumsily/in an ungainly manner3 iemand lomp behandelen • treat someone rudely, be uncivil to someone -
14 zich lomp bewegen
zich lomp bewegenmove clumsily/in an ungainly mannerVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > zich lomp bewegen
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15 caminar torpemente
• move about clumsily• stumble all the way• walk by• walk down -
16 ungelenk
II Adv.: sich ungelenk bewegen / ausdrücken move / express oneself clumsily* * *ụn|ge|lenk1. adjawkward; Bewegungen auch clumsy2. advawkwardly, clumsily* * *un·ge·lenk[ˈʊngəlɛŋk]I. adj clumsy, awkwardII. adv clumsily, awkwardly* * *B. adv:sich ungelenk bewegen/ausdrücken move/express oneself clumsily* * *adj.awkward adj. adv.stodgily adv. -
17 schwerfällig
I Adj. Person: ponderous, slow; (unbeholfen, auch Bewegung) awkward, clumsy; (langsam, träge) sluggish; fig. Verfahren: cumbersome; Stil: labo(u)red, stodgy umg.; Buch: präd. auch heavy goingII Adv. gehen, sich bewegen: ponderously; (unbeholfen) awkwardly, clumsily; sprechen: ponderously; schwerfällig formuliert ponderously ( oder clumsily) expressed; nur schwerfällig vorankommen make slow and labo(u)red progress* * *klutzy; awkward; hulking; cumbersome; obtuse; laborious; inelegant; lumberingly; laboured; dull; clumsy; bovine; gross; ponderous; unwieldy; labored; stodgy* * *schwer|fäl|lig1. adj(= unbeholfen) Gang, Bewegungen heavy (in one's movements); (= langsam) Verstand slow, ponderous; Stil, Übersetzung ponderous; Verwaltung, Staatsapparat cumbersomeschwérfällig sein (Mensch) — to move heavily
2. advheavily; sprechen ponderously; sich bewegen with difficultydu bewegst dich so schwérfällig — you seem to have so much trouble moving
* * *1) (not clever; not quick at learning: He's particularly slow at arithmetic.) slow2) ((of people, books etc) dull; not lively.) stodgy* * *schwer·fäl·lig<-er, -ste>I. adj1. (ungeschickt) awkward, clumsy2. (umständlich) pedestrian, ponderousII. adv awkwardly, clumsily* * *1.Adjektiv ponderous, heavy <movement, steps>; (fig.) cumbersome <bureaucracy, procedure>; ponderous <style, thinking>2.adverbial ponderously* * *A. adj Person: ponderous, slow; (unbeholfen, auch Bewegung) awkward, clumsy; (langsam, träge) sluggish; fig Verfahren: cumbersome; Stil: labo(u)red, stodgy umg; Buch: präd auch heavy goingschwerfällig formuliert ponderously ( oder clumsily) expressed;nur schwerfällig vorankommen make slow and labo(u)red progress* * *1.Adjektiv ponderous, heavy <movement, steps>; (fig.) cumbersome <bureaucracy, procedure>; ponderous <style, thinking>2.adverbial ponderously* * *adj.bovine adj.clumsy adj.cumbersome adj.dull adj.klutzy* adj.ponderous adj.stodgy adj.unwieldy adj. adv.cumbersomely adv.lumberingly adv.ponderously adv. -
18 unglücklich
I Adj.1. (traurig) unhappy, sad; ein unglückliches Gesicht machen pull a long face; einen unglücklichen Eindruck machen look (bzw. seem) very unhappy2. (ungünstig, widrig) unfortunate; attr. Wahl, Zufall, Formulierung etc.: auch unhappy...; (ungeschickt) Bewegung etc.: awkward, clumsy; (vom Pech verfolgt) unlucky; eine unglückliche Niederlage erleiden suffer an unlucky defeat; ein unglückliches Ende nehmen come to an unfortunate end; eine unglückliche Art haben have an awkward manner; weitS. (dauernd ins Fettnäpfchen treten) keep treading (Am. stepping) on people’s toes; eine unglückliche Hand haben be unlucky (mit, bei with, when it comes to); eine unglückliche Hand haben mit Geschäftspartnern etc.: not be very good at dealing with; eine unglückliche Figur abgeben umg. cut a sorry figure; der Unglückliche ist ertrunken the poor man drowned3. unglückliche Liebe unrequited loveII Adv.1. sadly, unhappily; jemanden oder etw. unglücklich anschauen look sadly at s.o. oder s.th.; unglücklich vor sich hin schluchzen sob away unhappily2. (schlecht, ungünstig): unglücklich enden oder ausgehen end unhappily, come to an unhappy end; stärker: turn out badly, end in disaster; es ist unglücklich gelaufen it went badly; unglücklich verlieren lose through bad luck; unglücklich stürzen fall awkwardly, have a bad fall; unglücklich ausrutschen slip awkwardly* * *hapless; untoward; unhappy; unlucky; miserable; unfortunate* * *ụn|glück|lich1. adj2) (= bedauerlich) sad, unfortunate2. adv1) (traurig) unhappily2) (ungünstig) sadly, unfortunatelyunglücklich enden or ausgehen — to turn out badly, to end in disaster
3) stürzen, fallen awkwardly, badly* * *1) (unfortunate: luckless children.) luckless2) (very unhappy; She's been miserable since he went away.) miserable3) (unlucky: He has been very unfortunate.) unfortunate4) (in a sad or miserable way: He stared unhappily at her angry face.) unhappily* * *un·glück·lich[ˈʊnglʏklɪç]I. adj1. (betrübt) unhappyein \unglückliches Gesicht machen to make [or BRIT pull] an unhappy facejdn \unglücklich machen to make sb unhappy2. (ungünstig) unfortunateein \unglücklicher Zufall an unfortunate incidenteine \unglückliche Liebe unrequited love3. (einen Unglücksfall verursachend, ungeschickt) unfortunate, unluckyeine \unglückliche Figur abgeben (fig) to cut a sorry figureeine \unglückliche Bewegung machen to move awkwardlyII. adv1. (ohne glücklichen Ausgang) unfortunately, unhappily\unglücklich verliebt sein to be crossed in love2. (ungeschickt) unluckily, unfortunately* * *1.1) unhappy2) (nicht vom Glück begünstigt) unfortunate < person>; (bedauernswert, arm) hapless <person, animal>3) (ungünstig, ungeschickt) unfortunate <moment, combination, meeting, etc.>; unhappy <end, choice, solution>; unfortunate, unhappy <coincidence, formulation>2.1) unhappily* * *A. adj1. (traurig) unhappy, sad;ein unglückliches Gesicht machen pull a long face;einen unglücklichen Eindruck machen look (bzw seem) very unhappy2. (ungünstig, widrig) unfortunate; attr Wahl, Zufall, Formulierung etc: auch unhappy …; (ungeschickt) Bewegung etc: awkward, clumsy; (vom Pech verfolgt) unlucky;eine unglückliche Niederlage erleiden suffer an unlucky defeat;ein unglückliches Ende nehmen come to an unfortunate end;eine unglückliche Art haben have an awkward manner; weitS. (dauernd ins Fettnäpfchen treten) keep treading (US stepping) on people’s toes;eine unglückliche Hand haben be unlucky (mit, bei with, when it comes to);eine unglückliche Hand haben mit Geschäftspartnern etc: not be very good at dealing with;eine unglückliche Figur abgeben umg cut a sorry figure;der Unglückliche ist ertrunken the poor man drowned3.unglückliche Liebe unrequited loveB. adv1. sadly, unhappily;etwas unglücklich anschauen look sadly at sb oder sth;unglücklich vor sich hin schluchzen sob away unhappily2. (schlecht, ungünstig):es ist unglücklich gelaufen it went badly;unglücklich verlieren lose through bad luck;unglücklich stürzen fall awkwardly, have a bad fall;unglücklich ausrutschen slip awkwardly4.unglücklich verliebt sein be crossed in love;unglücklich verheiratet sein be unhappily married* * *1.1) unhappy2) (nicht vom Glück begünstigt) unfortunate < person>; (bedauernswert, arm) hapless <person, animal>3) (ungünstig, ungeschickt) unfortunate <moment, combination, meeting, etc.>; unhappy <end, choice, solution>; unfortunate, unhappy <coincidence, formulation>2.1) unhappily* * *adj.accidental adj.hapless adj.miserable adj.unfortunate adj.unhappy adj.unjoyous adj.unlucky adj. adv.haplessly adv.unhappily adv.unluckily adv. -
19 kanciasto
adv. 1. (ostro) angularly; [wyglądać] angular adj.- miał kanciasto zarysowany podbródek he had a sharp a. an angular chin2. przen. awkwardly, clumsily; [brzmieć] awkward adj., clumsy adj.- poruszać się kanciasto to move awkwardly a. clumsilyThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kanciasto
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20 garbo
m courtesy, politeness( modi gentili) good manners pl( tatto) tact* * *garbo s.m.1 politeness, courtesy; ( modi gentili) good manners (pl.); ( grazia) grace, gracefulness; elegance; ( tatto) tact, delicacy: con bel garbo, with good grace; senza garbo, ( sgarbatamente) rudely, ( goffamente) awkwardly (o clumsily); ha molto garbo nel vestire, he dresses very elegantly; ha molto garbo nel parlare, he is very well spoken // a garbo, nicely (o properly o well): fare una cosa a garbo, to do a thing nicely (o properly)3 (mar.) garboard.* * *['garbo]sostantivo maschile politeness, gentleness, tact* * *garbo/'garbo/sostantivo m.politeness, gentleness, tact; muoversi con garbo to move gracefully.
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