blundering

blundering

形容词

• 1. 笨拙的；粗心大意的
• 2. 踉踉跄跄的

名词

• 1. 大错；愚蠢的错误
• 2. 踉踉跄跄

词语辨析

blundering与其他词语的辨析：

• - blundering: 笨拙的，粗心大意的
• - clumsy: 笨拙的；不灵活的
• - careless: 粗心的；不注意的
• - awkward: 笨拙的；尴尬的

词汇扩充

• - blunder: 大错；愚蠢的错误
• - blunderer: 笨拙者；粗心大意的人
• - blunderingly: 笨拙地；粗心大意地

近义词

• - clumsy
• - awkward
• - bungling
• - inept

反义词

• - skillful
• - competent
• - adept

柯林斯词典

blundering (adj.)

If you describe someone as blundering, you mean that they behave in a careless, stupid, or clumsy way.

牛津词典

blundering (adj.)

Acting or done very clumsily or without much thought.

用法

blundering作为形容词或名词，表示笨拙的、粗心大意的行为或人。

相关例句

1. His blundering attempts at cooking always resulted in burnt food. (他笨拙的烹饪尝试总是导致食物烧焦。)
2. The blundering waiter spilled the tray of drinks all over the customers. (笨拙的服务员把托盘上的饮料洒在了顾客身上。)
3. She made a blunder by sending the wrong email to her boss. (她通过发送错误的电子邮件给老板而犯了个大错误。)
4. His blunderer of a brother always messes things up. (他那个总是搞砸事情的笨拙的兄弟。)
5. He blunderingly knocked over the vase with his elbow. (他粗心大意地用手肘撞倒了花瓶。)
6. The government's blundering handling of the crisis caused widespread anger among the population. (政府笨拙地处理危机，引起了民众的广泛愤怒。)
7. Despite his blundering efforts, he managed to finish the project on time. (尽管他笨拙，但他设法按时完成了这个项目。)
8. She was known for her clumsiness on the dance floor. (她因在舞池上的笨拙而出名。)
9. The awkward teenager tripped over his own feet. (这个尴尬的青少年绊倒了自己的脚。)
10. He is a bungling handyman who always makes a mess of things. (他是一个总是把事情搞砸的笨拙的维修工。)