Traducciones de „maladroit“ en el diccionario inglés » ruso

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maladroit [ˈmælədrɔɪt] ADJ. form.

maladroit

нело́вкий

maladroit

неиску́сный

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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But occasional maladroit phrases do no serious harm to his commanding narrative.

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His maladroit musings, such as his famous comment that trees cause pollution, were mocked mercilessly.

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He presents himself as a reticent, maladroit figure who can barely summon a tale to mind.

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But the early days of trailers were usually maladroit and audiences immediately knew they were being sold something.

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In film, at least, nerds may be socially maladroit or physically awkward, but they're generally intelligent, obsessively dedicated to their interests, and surrounded by equally nerdy friends.

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His style was irreverent, mischievous, calculatedly maladroit.

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We know he is "well-bred" -- can breeding make one so socially maladroit?

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Gone is the maladroit king of zingers from earlier in this term, replaced with a far sharper, punchier messenger.

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And in fairness, someone accustomed to a mobster's murderous machinations could be forgiven for napping through the alleged criminal sins of the maladroit attorney general.

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The latter is maladroit evangelical who is as overeager as he is annoying and clueless.

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