clumsy
kekok
definition
adjective
a terribly clumsy fellow
awkward in movement or in handling things.
translation of 'clumsy'
adjective
cemerkap
example
The hints too had been so heavy and so 'clumsy' that journalists well versed in the field of arms control were beginning to guess who it could be.
The 'clumsy' frame-up attempt was as stupid as it was shortsighted.
It is an attempt, and a 'clumsy' attempt, to codify the present criminal law.
With this uncharacteristically 'clumsy' device the author seems to be trying to relate his novel to public events, and trying too hard.
The weapon and its ammunition will be too heavy and 'clumsy' for general issue and its cost per weapon and ammunition will be huge.
This 'clumsy' attempt at democracy has soured the population.
The reason seems to be that they are 'clumsy' and difficult to manoeuvre.
Last year I was daft enough to get the guy to help me with the counter top and the 'clumsy' fellow managed to gouge a great chunk out of the kitchen wall.
When the shot broke, I tried to run the bolt quickly and prepare for a follow up, as we had practiced, but my hands were suddenly awkward and 'clumsy' .
His downfall came only when he made a 'clumsy' and inept attempt to forge her will, to claim her legacy for himself.
His characters are often awkward and 'clumsy' , expressing people's inability to communicate.
Alex, with his 'clumsy' manners, his awkward yet almost sweet behavior… and his captivating personality.
I was in a strange land, where small, 'clumsy' , country boys were not appreciated.
It comes off as a 'clumsy' storytelling device and suggests a more general weakness with the criminology aspects of the film.
I was far too 'clumsy' in social situations to attempt a visit, not even to apologize for something that had been plaguing me with guilt all day.
I was never a good thief; I was 'clumsy' , awkward, and too loud when I tried to take things.
There were awkward speeches saying kind and 'clumsy' things, gauche jokes and real fondness.
The girls were running and giggling at the same time, making them 'clumsy' in their movements and me even angrier.
The characters appear out of nowhere and act as little more than 'clumsy' devices to move the plot along and reveal the truth behind mysteries set up elsewhere.
He also uses the 'clumsy' narrative device of the flashback in attempt to generate a sense of depth in the relationship.
There's only so much space for awkward dialogue and 'clumsy' exposition when you have to cram a movie full of fight scenes.
This was a 'clumsy' amateurish attempt by two students.
These categories are 'clumsy' and incomplete, but I'm hoping you can deduce what I mean for the sake of brevity here.
I was astonished, when reading his memoirs, to learn that such a polished and poised fellow had never lost the sense that he was awkward and 'clumsy' .
Also, larger oars were heavy and 'clumsy' to maneuver and required multiple oarsmen.
The outer wooden framework, which is 'clumsy' and heavy and painted grey, protects and cages the garland.
For instance, when we learn to drive a car, our initial attempts are 'clumsy' and full of errors.
I'm so completely 'clumsy' and incapable of handling a sword or a gun that I just gave up on it.
The extraordinarily 'clumsy' and transparent attempt to bury the issue failed, however, resulting in a further inquiry and the present trials.
Iron ploughs engineered to reduce soil resistance replaced 'clumsy' wooden ones, increasing ploughing productivity.
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