1.愚钝的,笨拙的,腼腆的
1.笨人,腼腆的人
1.tall and thin, and moving in a way that does not seem graceful or comfortable
1.Nor are the rules of algebra governed by social conventions: a gawky 14-year-old who clams up in interviews can still do well.
社会习俗也绝然不能支配代数学的规律：一名在面试中沉默笨拙的14岁小孩仍然能够在这方面做的很好（指代数）。
2.In the event, a 24-hour dial -- with a less gawky needle -- would have been much more sensible and, in line with the aviator theme.
结果，一个24小时刻度盘--较小的粗指针--将会更实用，同时看起来更有飞行元素在里面。
3.And I think that she was very conscious that the peacock was this gawky, comic bird.
我觉得她十分清楚孔雀是多么呆头呆脑、滑稽可笑。
4.And many of the royals were surprised at how beautiful and mature the once-gawky girl had become.
许多皇室成员对这个当初还是个粗笨难看的丫头，现如今却出落成如此成熟美丽的女人颇感惊讶。
5.That's right, we're new. We nay look a little gawky now, but give us a couple of years.
没错，我们是新鲜人，所以看起来有点『驴驴』的，过两年可就称头多了！
6.Mark Cuban's best player is still a tall gawky German guy.
马克库班的最好的球员依然是那个迟钝的德国大个儿。
7.long, bony, gawky, but tremendously impressive.
又瘦又长，行动笨拙，但给人以极其深刻的印象。
8.on the contrary, I detest you. You're a naught, gawky , foolish Cinderella.
相反，我讨厌你，你是一个淘气、迟钝而愚蠢的灰姑娘。
9.Her cousin looked round in gawky embarrassment, bewildered by the splendor of the room;
她的堂兄笨拙而困惑地东张西望，被房间的奢华陈设搞得心都乱了；